NotChris

upgraded and repaired my old Megumin model (from Konosuba). I'm not going back over the other 3 characters, they can't be helped ☹️

comparison with my old rig
download here (discord file link)
the eyes are based off of skibbz' facial rig v2.0

if ethanforeveralone comments 'weeb' I want him to know he's very funny and also banned from hell 2

can fix models, texture, anything.
 
Download
https://www.mediafire.com/file/30cgx4ap7c12inm/vending_machine.zip/file

but it's not the classic

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Just import it as a model and you're good to go. It comes with textures for the angry/pollinating variants, and the stinger is a separate part so that you can hide it if needed. Enjoy!
Note: You'll need to adjust the render depth of the model after importing it. The texture has a few pixels that aren't fully transparent, which causes glitches.

*Laughs in Java Edition*

What Slime said is pretty true. I'd give model bench a shot, albeit pretty buggy. But that should be fixed in the future. But buggy or not it is a useful tool to make extrusions not appear on the timeline.

Day by Dave uploaded my jeb_ animation on his channel

The "FBI Raid" scene mostly a reference from one of the RackaRacka's videos “How to Smokebomb a Party”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c46_i... . Because it was funny (and it was one of the videos on YouTube that shows the "FBI open up" scene thing), and then I was thinking if I remake the scene in Minecraft animation. It was pretty good, but the original RackaRacka's version was better though.
btw I need a better title for this video, like something cool, suitable, or a title that makes YouTube Viewers more interested (or maybe not a clickbait title)
And Don't Forget to Like if You Enjoy and Subscribe for More Videos Have a Nice Day 

This is a test for a physic translation tool that is supposed to seamlessly translate a baked rigid body animation from Blender to Mine-imator, but it currently only works with not textured spheres (because you can't tell that they don't rotate).

I want to try and become a more active member.
Anyways, have a render I made entirely in MI.
 
Credit to @Eliphaz for his skin

Sometimes some time in the state parks with a friend is all you need after an eventful day. 

 
I did this wallpaper as a collab with @Slime and i really enjoyed working on it with him.
 

Credit to @Frossa for the idea and @Rollo for the skin.

What Slime said is pretty true. I'd give model bench a shot, albeit pretty buggy. But that should be fixed in the future. But buggy or not it is a useful tool to make extrusions not appear on the timeline.

What Slime said is pretty true. I'd give model bench a shot, albeit pretty buggy. But that should be fixed in the future. But buggy or not it is a useful tool to make extrusions not appear on the timeline.

After going through all the applications and figuring out how fit specific people would be for the job, it's been decided that the staff team will be joined by two new moderators. Those being of course, @mbanders and @Rollo!

Give them a warm welcome, everyone, I have the utmost faith in them!

It's an honor to serve with you, @mbanders 
And most importantly, it's an honor to serve all of you guys. It's been an adventure, here's to many more.

Have you ever wanted to pixelate something on your screen, but can't afford any video editing software whatsoever? Here's a solution.
Images:
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/file/3gt57kub9ouxw41/Screen_Pixelation_Tool.miobject/file
Includes features like:
Built-in instructions. Blur can be moved, rotated, and scaled. Works with other camera effects. Compatible with Mine-imator 1.2.4 - 1.2.9.
You don't have to give credit, but it would be appreciated.

Hello everyone! It's been a while since the last dev update.
The last Modelbench beta update was released over a year now, so here's a dev update touching base with what's going on. To begin with, Modelbench as a whole is in the middle of being remade from scratch, starting from May. Here are some reasons as to why I've decided to remake it:
 
Source code was a mess...
Originally, Modelbench was developed (in a rush, no less) to create resources for Mine-imator updates. It wasn't designed as a tool for the community. This had a pretty big effect on how everything was set up internally, and cleaning it up would require going through every bit of what I made, which would be time-consuming. Combined with how new I was to programming at the time with poorly written code everywhere, remaking it from scratch sounded faster than tediously rewriting syntax and restructuring most of the source.
 
Open source!
When I eventually leave as a Mine-imator developer, I don't want to keep Modelbench's code to myself. Especially if modders (or future developers) want to add new model features. Previously, I wouldn't consider making Modelbench open source, but I've changed my mind now since it'll be set up better this time around. Modelbench will be open-sourced when 1.0 launches.
 
Since Mine-imator 1.2.4, I've been devoting almost all my development time on solely Modelbench to make it the best it can be, and promptly. This remake has also allowed Voxy to revise some design choices, making for a better modeling experience as a whole. While I still don't have a release window for when the next version will be made public, this remake is being developed much faster than Modelbench was previously. That's all the news I have for now concerning Modelbench, I hope this could answer some questions as to what I've been up to lately. I'll be showing off some of the new exciting features soon, so stay tuned! In the meantime, here's a teaser to keep you waiting!
 

This is a render based on @YoGames Studios's incredible technique of creating accurate reflections, but with a little improvement: a Fresnel effect, where the reflection becomes stronger when reaching grazing angles, just like in real life.

Water depth rig by @Keep on Chucking

Greetings forumers!
I don't post here much nowadays unfortunately but I've decided to share some changes I've made to the Mine-imator site and Twitter which you may find exciting.
 
Showcase
First off, the official download page (at www.mineimator.com) has been given a gallery to display the most-repped animations posted on the forums. You can check out the full showcase containing both the top animations and art here www.mineimator.com/showcase. The showcase is updated weekly and to get a chance for your animations/art to be picked it must be posted in the correct subforum in Mine-imator Creations:
Narrative Animations, Random/Test animations and Music Videos for animations, with an embedded Youtube video (for topics with at least 5 rep points) Wallpapers and art for art, with an embedded image (for topics with at least 10 rep points) Maybe this will give you some motivation to sharpen your skills in Mine-imator and aim to join the greats in the showcase? 

#MineimatorMonday
On top of this, the official Mine-imator Twitter is now set up to automatically tweet the top 3 most-repped animations from the last week, every Monday with the #MineimatorMonday hashtag. You may have noticed the tweet from this Monday, if not you should probably follow the account.  
To apply to be nominated, see the rules for showcase animations above.
    I hope these new features inspire you to keep creating great animations and art, as well as more easily access the best Mine-imator content created over the years! Also don't forget to ⬆️ vote the creations you like on the forums! Peace. ✌️

Good lord its been awhile since I've posted anything.
I made this wallpaper a few weeks ago and never bothered to post it until now.
It's completely made in MI with no 3rd party editing.
Enjoy!
 
Also credit to whoever made the cop car, I can't remember who it was though.
EDIT: Credit to @crustyjpeg for the tommy gun
and to @mbanders for the fedora rig.

Based on a scene from the Netflix show Ozark
Characters belong to @Ethanial
Music is by @OzFalcon
Gun rig was made by @crustyjpeg

This is the 1. tutorial of the MI realtime masking tutorial series I promised to make, the topic is Adaptive Volumetric Light. WARNING: since my english is not the best some of the explanations are tough to understand, so if you have any qustions just ask, but watch the full video before you do so. I use MI-version 1.2.4 in this tutorial.
 

50 years ago, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first people to set foot on the moon. I love space stuff, and I wanted to make a wallpaper to celebrate this anniversary.
Note: I know it's in no way accurate to probably any of the lunar landings (the backpack, the suit, the lighting, the way the Earth is in full sun but the shadows face the other way).
Well, here it is!

And, just for the heck of it, I made a version that looks (sorta) like 1969 moon video quality:

That's all from me, enjoy the wallpapers and celebrate mankind's greatest space achievement!