AnxiousCynic

I'm not sure this tool would be helpful in making GIF's, unfortunately.

Haha. Nice. I'm glad it was helpful in some way!

Not sure how revolutionary this is for the forum, but it's a nifty feature that I somehow managed to miss for a long time!

If the textures are too close to each other, they will fight for the space they're occupying. You have to move things slightly apart to prevent it.

Looks like Z-clipping, to me.

Thanks! Hopefully so! I'm so good at names! ;D

Another request I've gotten on my channel. I know most here are already familiar with this, but... you know... still gonna post it.

I can see it making some things a bit easier, for sure! That's probably the most effective use of this that I can think of, so far. Haha. Awesome. For realz!

I don't know if anyone else has already mentioned this virtually useless technique, but someone asked me about it and it gave me the idea, so I decided to have some fun.

I don't want to needlessly bump this topic, so this will be my last reply about this here (feel free to message me or whatevs, if you want to continue discussion! ). Anywho, I completely understand where you're coming from, but I think you're putting way too much focus on the title. My guess would be that, most people here would like to see higher quality work get noticed as much as the Monster School stereotypes that are so hated, right? Unfortunately, YouTube (and the internet in general) doesn't really care how good your work is, because it is a biased (or unbiased, depending on how you look at it) search ranking system. Now, I would preface this with what I said before, and that is, I think the title was apt for the content/inspiration for the animation; however, even if it wasn't - and, assuming the title isn't unjustly misleading - is it not better to use the system to help shine light on higher quality work, rather than creators who strive to be original generally being left in the shadows? I don't really have any issues with Monster School, the quality, or popularity of it; honestly, though, as someone who does try to be original, I lean more towards agreeing with you. But, you also have to "play the game" if you want to change things, unfortunately. Would I make more Monster School? Yeah, if I have ideas that I think would be cool for it, but is that all I would want my channel to be about - just to be "popular"? Nah.

Thankies!

Most of your complaints against Monster School don't apply to this animation, though; no? I completely understand the negative connotation, but would it not be a good thing to try and introduce a higher quality animation to the sub-genre? If I had to argue for this brand of animation, I would say it's a re-imagining of the original concept; and, while it does share the name, it's not really the same thing. The name is appropriate, in my opinion, because of the obvious link to the inspiration, and it's also helpful in getting viewers (the children!) to find it more easily and have an example of something done differently (and hopefully better) than what they're used to. Just my thoughts. Haha. Well thank you!

So this was my attempt at making a "animate-able" 3D Fishing Rod. You may have seen this used in my Finding Dory In Minecraft animation. Download link is in the description of the video, or just click here.

He's referring to my overall channel views, which hit 1 million before this video went up.

Much appreciated! That's what you might call "bittersweet". Crazy, right!? Thanks! I don't know what it did to you, but Monster School can't hurt you anymore. You're safe now.

Haha. Well thank you! I lol'd (literally). Thanks! Well I wanted to kind of "make it my own". I was inspired by the Monster School theme, but I didn't want to make the exact same scenario - for this particular video, anyway. Herobrine really is the only qualification needed... for anything... in life.

Well I thought I'd try my hand at a fad for once, so I made this; and, since I know everyone here absolutely can't get enough of Monster School, I knew I had to post it here!

Haha. Just a lil! Awesome!

So I've gotten a lot of requests on my channel for a fighting tutorial, but I'm definitely not a "fighting animation" guy. I made my Skywars animation for practice, so I could at least cover some basic concepts that I learned along the way. I assume most here are well-equipped to do fighting animations, but I'm still posting this for the sake of those who want to learn some bad information. ;D Basics: Sword Fighting Blood Effects

I don't know why the wall textures were giant, but I liked it. This was perty cool, I must say!

Still have a few things to do, but I'll be releasing it along with a tutorial that shows how it's designed to be used. Kills She had a good, but forgettable flavor. ;D

So I was asked to make a fishing rod rig, and I did; so I wanted to make a video showing it off before releasing it, and this is what I came up with. Yep.

Ah. Well I've still got in my notes for things to do, just haven't gotten to it yet!

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Awesome! Glad it helped! Are you referring to the crate?