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    The Assassin of Dunwall

    in Wallpapers and art

    Posted

    6 hours ago, Cometcaleb said:

    I am absolutely in love with this game, and can't wait for the new one to release. Add a little DOF. Love it! <3

    Is DOF depth of field?

     

    6 hours ago, Cometcaleb said:

    I am absolutely in love with this game, and can't wait for the new one to release. Add a little DOF. Love it! <3

    Is DOF depth of field?

     

    Fus Ro Dah

    in Wallpapers and art

    Posted

    17 hours ago, Cometcaleb said:

    Well, in my critic would be to use spot/point lights, because you won't get a fine image with the lighting from the sun.

    Add a little DOF, I like the setup, Why the skeleton in piece though?

    Also, I used point lights on the torches in the image, I forgot about that.

    Fus Ro Dah

    in Wallpapers and art

    Posted

    15 hours ago, Cometcaleb said:

    Well, in my critic would be to use spot/point lights, because you won't get a fine image with the lighting from the sun.

    Add a little DOF, I like the setup, Why the skeleton in piece though?

    In the game skyrim, there is a magical power you poses called the thu'um. It is also known as shouting. One of these shouts is Unrelenting Force, which is a shout that pushes everything away. It is done by shouting Fus Ro Dah (which means force balance push in dragon language). When a skeleton dies in skyrim, its body is ripped apart. I was trying to recreate this in the picture.

    Medieval Armoury 0.5 (Farm tools!)

    in Rigs

    Posted

    On 2/6/2016 at 11:07 PM, abdullah1579 said:

    Step one, load a whole bunch of blocks in your library to be "materials" (wood, iron blocks, etc)

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    For weapon poles or other long pieces of weapons, I suggest you check the "repeat" button and rescale the block to lengthen it without stretching the textures.

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    For example, I've made this piece of wood 14 blocks high to act as a pole. That's pretty short when rescaled, about up to the size of Steve's chest. Feel free to make it bigger.

    Now, you have to create instances of both blocks to the timeline.

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    When they load, they would be at normal block size. In the case of our 14 block high piece of wood, it would be very tall.

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    Now you have to rescale them so it would fit in a Steve's hand. I personally prefer them at 0.1 (a tenth of their original size).

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    Now we have to create the more advanced parts of the rig (in this case, we're making a spear. So let's make a spear head with the iron block material.)

    First off, make a folder and parent the iron block to it.

    GJUuNMO.png

    GJUuNMO.png

    Name the folder "spearhead".

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    Now move that folder to the top of the pole. Remember that the pole and the iron block have to be exactly aligned with each other. They mustn't be pushing into each other or have a gap between them. I always use the position grid tool to make it easier.

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    Now you have to clone the iron block (inside the spearhead folder, don't clone the folder itself) and place the clone above the original one and rescale it. Do this several times until you have a spearhead. It's pretty self explanatory :P

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    Now parent both the spearhead folder (not the blocks inside the folder) and the wood pole to a new folder. Name the folder "Spear" and voilà!

    6OMibHW.png

    Now just save the rig and you've made a spear that's probably a hundred times better than the one I've made! xD

    Here's a random picture for no reason :3

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    Thanks for that, this is really helpful!

    Memories

    in Narrative animations

    Posted · Edited by trapbuilder2
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    4 minutes ago, DigitalEvorian said:

    Well,that clipping is... Obvious,it's a really good concept tho ;3;

    Thanks, if i decide to make a sequel (Which will only happen if people want it), ill try to reduce the clipping.

    Medieval Armoury 0.5 (Farm tools!)

    in Rigs

    Posted · Edited by trapbuilder2

    This is great. I love these rigs.

    But you know what I like more than these rigs?

    Knowledge.

    That's why I'm asking abdullah1579 for more information on his/her rigs, such as how he/she made them.

    My first proper animation

    in Random/Test animations

    Posted

    1 minute ago, willingsas said:

    Oh dang, i didn't had my volume up :D

    Instances make a keyframe move at a different pace, like the "instant" instance. For example, the "smooth-in-and-out" (I think that's the name of the instance) Can be used when the sniper's arm is reloading the ammo. Instances can also save you time and effort, you can use a keyframe with a smooth instance instead of like, 3 keyframes.

    Oh, thanks. I did use the instant transition to move the camera and the sniper to the room after the round ended, but other than that, everything was set to ease in and out (sine). I didn't really try any others. Thanks for the idea!

    My first proper animation

    in Random/Test animations

    Posted

    Just now, willingsas said:

    That was actually pretty good! I mean, for a first animation.

    Remember that you can change instances to make smoother-looking animations!

    Also, you can try adding sounds, internally in the program or externally in a video editor (Wich i prefer better. I recommend VSDC free video editor, wich is easy to use and has a lot of stuff to it)

    There is sound,

    and please can you describe what you mean by change instances?

    Thanks

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