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Today I present you with one of my latest creations, a music video for a song called These Last Days by Approaching Nirvana. It's about the creation of Approaching Nirvana, so if you're not really a big fan of Approaching Nirvana, you could be confused. Basically, the duo met on Newgrounds and later worked on a song on Skype, which started Approaching Nirvana. The music video should expain the rest. http://youtu.be/njD1YBe1POI The animations are a wee bit too fast, and there are no facial rigs or rigs for characters, but I needed to keep up with the beat of the music, and if used a character rig, I would not have made that in time. Anyways, enjoy!

It's Beautiful!

Not really. A Spotlight is just a light, while what I'm asking for is something physical, so that the light has somewhat of a source that it can come out from. Making a photo shot scene, and if I just add a spotlight, I think it'll just look unnatural, so came here to ask. *sniff* Thank you, it's beautiful!

If anybody is up for the challenge, I would love a Umbrella lighting rig. If you don't know what that is, You would know exactly what I mean from this picture: I would greatly appreciate it if somebody can get this job done. Thanks!

Sure!

A 5 gallon water jug. Was asking for this, but as this thread is getting more attention, I'm deciding to also post it here. Here's a pic if you don't know what I'm talking about.

I was searching around the forums for this kinda stuff, but couldn't find anything. So, anybody up for the easy task to help a fellow forum member for a 5 gallon water jug? Something like this: It would be awesome if anybody can rig this. A big thank you to whoever can take the time and do it.

Welp, I like the idea, but the problem is that one small mistake of a friend can lead to a giant problem. Not only small mistakes, but if your friend is not very close to you in terms of location, update speed would be too slow for both of you, creating a ton of mistakes during the animation. I usually animate solo, but people with animation teams (I dunno any of the names) might like this, but there would be many problems implementing this, so no.

If you can OP, that will be awesome! Just remember, go on the safe side, and ask David for permission. You never know what he'll say.

I'm planning to make a music video, and usually, precision is key in these kinds of videos, and I want to know how long my animation would exactly be. I know that rendering at the default speed they give you is going to lead to a very fast file that can't be worked with, but is there any way to tell how long it would be using Zexus's method?: (http://bit.ly/1zoqUCp) It would also be great if you can tell me if this method still works in 1.0.0 Thanks.

There's always a problem with Mine-imator; Minecraft Updates. When new content is added, like a new block item, or mob, it would make animators want to use that kind of material in their animations, but the problem is they can't, not until David updates Mine-imator, which can take a very long time. A solution to this can be something like a new file format that all the info about the new blocks and items in a Minecraft update. It doesn't even need to be a new file; it can just a a separate content update that can be updated in Mine-imator itself. It would tell Mine-imator all the blocks, items, and mobs, old and new, and you would be able to get easy content updates regularly, instead of having to wait a very long time for an update for Mine-imator to come. What do you think of this idea? I know that it can be very hard to do something like this, but I think that it'll be worth doing something like this.

Why did you mention Half Life? Now it's going to have the same fate as Half Life 3...

Just listen to Ayhay, guys. He just gave y'all a good answer.