Nedia

Hello! It's been quite a while since I produced a rig, but I decided to end that with this rig, and more rigs to (hopefully) come. Actually, the idea of a trombone rig has been one that I have had for years, so it is nice to finally see it come into fruition. Being a trombone rig, you can expect the slides (both the main and tuning counterparts) to move, which you can see in greater detail in the gallery below. And that's really all to see. Now, as mentioned previously, I want to continue producing more rigs. However, for the sake of challenge and fun, I want the rig ideas to be suggested by YOU! Suggest anything that you want. and it might just actually happen. I might make a whole separate topic for rig suggestions, so be on the lookout for that. Anyways, here's the download! Don't forget to like and comment to support more quality rigs to be produced by me! I'll see you all soon. (EDIT: Something weird happened with the spoiler. It should hopefully be fixed now.)

This is honestly the definitive Mine-imator style for me. It goes beyond the blocky style and limitations of the original game, but not too much so that it does still feel like Minecraft, something that I think can be an issue with some of the forums content. I really like this wallpaper.

I think if you combined the lighting of the first version of the wallpaper with the setpieces/background of this version, I think you would get something very decent out of it.

I usually don't prefer to edit in effects to my wallpapers, as I like them to be.... "pure," so to say. It's hard to explain, but I want my wallpapers to showcase what can be done in MI, and I feel like edited-in effects defeat the purpose.

It’s like Cool Beans, but more epic... I guess..?

I think it might have to do with how bright the red appears compared to the more subdued colors of the surrounding scenery. Personally, I still think it's currently fine, however.

I think the reason why you aren't seeing shadows is because of the camera position. As for depth of field, well, I already mentioned it again, but I didn't want it to be too noticeable in the background. I will try to see what I can do with DOF, though. EDIT: I adjusted the DOF a bit, see how that looks for you.

It's my own personal rig, but I can send it to you, if you want.

What do you mean, the scarecrow or the buildings?

Thanks! I did mess with some camera effects; they were actually a big component when making this wallpaper! I did use a bloom in a wallpaper, but I didn't want to make it too intense, so it's rather small. By DOV, I assume you mean depth of field? If so, there is a depth of field in the background, but it's very slight (as you mentioned) as I want people to pay attention to the background as well. And saturation/contrast, I unfortunately don't know how to access. (EDIT: I just found out about it right now...) Like I mentioned above, there is a depth of field, but it's very subtle so not to draw attention away from the background. And I don't own or use After Effects. I'll try messing with more of the camera to see what more I can do, thanks everyone! EDIT: An update has been done based on the above suggestions!

Hello, this will be my last wallpaper of 2018, showcasing a farm on a bright day! For this wallpaper, I tried using... unorthodox methods involving the blocks when creating the structures. It's hard to explain, but you'll understand what I mean when you see the actual wallpaper. I'd like some feedback on how I did with that. As always, feedback in the comments is appreciated, and maybe the wallpaper might actually be modified based on the feedback I receive. Oh, and Happy New Year! UPDATE #1 - Adjusted bloom and color correction settings. The wallpaper should appear a bit more bright and colorful now. - Added a secret... UPDATE #2 - Adjusted DOF.

To be fair, that was something that I was think about when making this wallpaper. However... a) I didn’t want to add too much food that it ends up taking focus away from the two figures in the wallpaper, which are supposed to be the main focus. b) Minecraft doesn’t really offer that many food items to use, and the ones I did use were ones that I felt could produce a unique, funny visual effect. That’s why you don’t see things like steaks, potatoes, or melon blocks here; I felt like other food items were better suited for the wallpaper.