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Planning to add more detail, but I got lazy first, guess that's it for now lmao

Ay yo. Long time no see. I heard about Mine-imator 1.2.3, so, I decided to make a quick picture with it.
You might be thinking, "Mine-imator's been getting a lot of post-processing effects now. You must be creating images with those functions, right?" Well, not really. I'm more used to editing stuff externally.  Anyhow, here's the picture;

Unedited version:
 

Planning to add more detail, but I got lazy first, guess that's it for now lmao

Planning to add more detail, but I got lazy first, guess that's it for now lmao

Hi, I've made an iPhone 6 rig
And here is the link to it : http://www.mediafire.com/download/3fgmtm4upg9669m/iPhone_6_(By_UnmutEMC).rar

 

 
Please tell me what you think (Just comment down below this topic)
And i hope you like it ;D
 
BTW Sorry for my English

Planning to add more detail, but I got lazy first, guess that's it for now lmao

Planning to add more detail, but I got lazy first, guess that's it for now lmao

Planning to add more detail, but I got lazy first, guess that's it for now lmao

Planning to add more detail, but I got lazy first, guess that's it for now lmao

Planning to add more detail, but I got lazy first, guess that's it for now lmao

Planning to add more detail, but I got lazy first, guess that's it for now lmao

Ay yo. Long time no see. I heard about Mine-imator 1.2.3, so, I decided to make a quick picture with it.
You might be thinking, "Mine-imator's been getting a lot of post-processing effects now. You must be creating images with those functions, right?" Well, not really. I'm more used to editing stuff externally.  Anyhow, here's the picture;

Unedited version:
 

Ay yo. Long time no see. I heard about Mine-imator 1.2.3, so, I decided to make a quick picture with it.
You might be thinking, "Mine-imator's been getting a lot of post-processing effects now. You must be creating images with those functions, right?" Well, not really. I'm more used to editing stuff externally.  Anyhow, here's the picture;

Unedited version:
 

Inspired by Kristoffer Zetterstrand
i was looking at google about minecraft painting and tried to replicate Kristoffer Zetterstrand style
the only thing i didn't replicate is re-painting the render into a canvas.


 

Pixel consistency, something we can all agree that is an important part of any pixel based media. When someone isnt consistent with pixels it usually looks bad but Im here to argue that you can easily get away with pixel inconsistency in minecraft and here's why.

1. Minecraft is already pixel inconsistent.
You may argue with me about this but I have my case. Many mobs in the game should either have more or less pixels. For example, the Ghast is quite a large mob but the pixel count isnt very much. The same goes for the Bat and the Vex, they are small but they have quite a bit of detail in their texture. Here's a good image for a visual example.
2. Getting away with it.
Now just because Minecraft is already inconsistent doesn't mean you can get away with it. When you play Minecraft, the inconsistencies arent quite noticeable and this is good. The reason it isnt noticeable is because the fact that it looks consistent, even if it isnt. When you look at a Ghast you dont see that it doesnt fit in in the consistency. Here are some examples of pixel inconsistencies and how they work or dont.

Example 1: @NotChris
 The mouth is inconsistent but not distracting and that's why it works. That's why a Ghast or a Bat can get away with it. When something is distracting, then it becomes and issue. This is subtle enough to fit the style of inconsistent minecraft while still being inconsistent itself. 

Example 2: Industrial Craft 2 
This may be a bit controversial for those modders out there but this has always bothered me as soon as I saw it. IC2 was consistent with the game at point. Image below.
 


But they went from these nice consistent textures to this next one below.
 


Ive always found this so distracting. Some of the pixels on a single block isnt even consistent and it doesnt fit at all with the core style of the game. 

In the end I think pixel inconsistency is okay in your minecraft animation if it isnt distracting. As long as you are able to make it work, I think it should be fine.

Anyway thank you for coming to my ted talk. 

Hello everyone! I'm back with a new tutorial! This time I'm covering rain!
 

Special thanks to @ShinyGHASTTear for making such awesome text models!
 

Programs used:
- Mine-imator
 

 
Vending Machine model by Patric
Bicycle rig by Pharien
Trash can rig made by Batman4041
Everything else made by me.

Ay yo. Long time no see. I heard about Mine-imator 1.2.3, so, I decided to make a quick picture with it.
You might be thinking, "Mine-imator's been getting a lot of post-processing effects now. You must be creating images with those functions, right?" Well, not really. I'm more used to editing stuff externally.  Anyhow, here's the picture;

Unedited version:
 

Planning to add more detail, but I got lazy first, guess that's it for now lmao

Well, it took me some time to get motivated again, but here it is, another Showcase Short dealing with relfections. But this time it is not as accurate as I would like it to be.
 
 

G'day, morning, or night everyone. Today I'll be sharing some news that'll affect the Mine-imator 'brand', and news regarding the next updates to Mine-imator and Modelbench.
 
WIP rebranding
As the title suggests, the Mine-imator brand is currently going through a major rebrand. Voxy and I have had this in mind since early 2017, and was very close to being given to The Community Build if Mine-imator 1.1.0 didn't start development! Since then, Voxy has gradually established a new unique look for the brand and now, we're ready to start rolling it out. Modelbench being the first step, as it served as a good test for trying out what we wanted out of the design changes. (This is why the Modelbench beta looked different from Mine-imator and why promotional images looked unique.) Also, this new look will be one of the last big things I do for Mine-imator and its brand before I leave as a developer. More on what the rebrand entails be revealed in the future.
 
Modelbench 1.0 /  Mine-imator 1.2.6
For those who don't know, the Modelbench 1.0 "update" is a complete remake that started back in May. It has since been roughly 6 months and due to the cleaner code, it's coming along great! At the moment I'm wrapping up some of the final features (ones returning from the beta and new ones!). Also, the next updates for Mine-imator and Modelbench will contain changes to bending that will allow smoother bends on larger body parts among other new settings to use in models and some improvements to bent 3D planes. (Which may break some current uses of bent 3D planes, though it will vary depending on how they're used.) Should also be worth noting that some models created in future Modelbench versions may not load in Mine-imator versions prior to 1.2.6 due to changes/new features for models.
 
That is all for now, unfortunately I can't reveal *too* much but rest assured, some big things are coming! And speaking of...
 

Remember that guitar model? Here's an upgrade!

This pack contains:
11 Guitar Models (9 Electric, 1 Acoustic and 1 Classical) 4 Bass Models 14 Amplifier Models (10 Guitar and 4 Bass Amps) 2 Guitar Bags and a Capo Model Mediafire Download
Dropbox Download
 
You can add your own colors, but you'll need some picture editing soft for it.

You don't have to give a credit, but I would appreciate if you do

Ay yo. Long time no see. I heard about Mine-imator 1.2.3, so, I decided to make a quick picture with it.
You might be thinking, "Mine-imator's been getting a lot of post-processing effects now. You must be creating images with those functions, right?" Well, not really. I'm more used to editing stuff externally.  Anyhow, here's the picture;

Unedited version:
 

Planning to add more detail, but I got lazy first, guess that's it for now lmao

Planning to add more detail, but I got lazy first, guess that's it for now lmao