Dannyboi

Sloth
This was my attempt at making a sloth, hence the name...  But instead, you get this thing...
 
Please give me some constructive criticism, any rude comments will not be replied/acknowledged by me
 
 

Interesting, considering you joined 2 weeks after this topic was posted.

Good job. FYI, the name Minewars is already taken.

Interesting, considering you joined 2 weeks after this topic was posted.

I know, i know. This doesn't look like mine imator at all. But i can promise you that it is with a lot of heavy editing.

Made with Mine imator & Paint.Net

Good job. FYI, the name Minewars is already taken.

I'm gonna be honest. I'm not exactly happy with how this turned out...

It's probably the only way people could be successfully forced off of the CB, to be honest.

I'll give you some advice, do not make rigs that already exist.
Unless, of course, you can improve.
He said it because I think there are already several of Minecraft Story Mode made in Modelbench.

@TheIanPlays88 I think you should calm down a bit with dislike the posts, if you hate someone or something or a certain community *cof cof*, recharge your hatred against the wall of your room. Your rep is already low and you do not want to have a bad impression, you already have it.

Hello hello!
Welcome back! The results for the recent survey I did are in with a total of 40 different responses! There's some juicy stuff in here, so get ready for a wall of text because I'll be going way in-depth. Grab some popcorn and a friend, and let's jump straight into it.
First of all, the statistics.

The average time to complete it was 12 minutes, and I'm glad that was twice as long as I expected since I wanted you to take your time and read carefully. 2 people started but didn't finish. Jerks. (jk luv ya <3) There were 40 total people who actually took the survey.
 
When did you join the forums?
Do you consider yourself a newbie?
How did you find out about Mine-imator?
How did you find out about the forums?
Do you actually use Mine-imator?
What do you use Mine-imator for?
What do you use the forums for?
When a new user posts a rig that looks pretty bad, what do you do?
Do you keep in touch with people from the forums outside the forums?
 
And now, for some quote questions. If you're getting sick of pie charts you're gonna LOVE THIS.
 
Is there anything you're tired of seeing on the forums?
If you use Mine-imator, why do you use it instead of other alternatives, such as Blender or C4D?
Do you actually play Minecraft?
Do you judge people based on how much rep they have?
How inviting to newcomers would you say the forums are?
How comfortable do you feel on the forums?
How much would you say the forums like you personally?
How good, overall, do you think the forums are for sharing and looking at creations?
If you could describe Mine-imator in one word, what would it be?
If you could describe the forums in one word, what would it be?
Why do you still visit the forums?
 
Phew! That's the end of it. The next 2 are opinions on the survey itself, and some final words that weren't taken seriously at all. Check 'em out.
 
How much did you like the survey?
Anything else you'd like to say?
 
Well, that concludes the July 2018 survey! You made it to the end of all the pie charts!
I hope there were some interesting tidbits in there. I thought a lot of your responses were pretty cool.
I hope to do another one next year given the success of this one! Happy foruming, everybody! Cheers!
 

A .json file is basically a 3d model that's used in Minecraft, and can be imported into Mine-imator. This website is great for finding such models.
You could ask Mr. Crayfish if the models are available somewhere, or look on his website for them. Other than that, I don't know any other way to help you out. Sorry about that!

my pig reply in chinese speak loud

Read all my previous replies to the topic to find out why this is not possible.
 

In reality, the GMS2 update was probably the biggest. It required the entirety of MI to be ported to an update of its engine and the way it handled models changed. Still, this is a big update for people concerned about making animations look glow-y.
 
 
The old bending can't be added back as that'd remove the ability to bend in multiple axes and that'd result in models needing to drop data for non-single axis bends.

In reality, the GMS2 update was probably the biggest. It required the entirety of MI to be ported to an update of its engine and the way it handled models changed. Still, this is a big update for people concerned about making animations look glow-y.
 
 
The old bending can't be added back as that'd remove the ability to bend in multiple axes and that'd result in models needing to drop data for non-single axis bends.

In reality, the GMS2 update was probably the biggest. It required the entirety of MI to be ported to an update of its engine and the way it handled models changed. Still, this is a big update for people concerned about making animations look glow-y.
 
 
The old bending can't be added back as that'd remove the ability to bend in multiple axes and that'd result in models needing to drop data for non-single axis bends.

Hello Mine-imator users! Today I have some important and exciting news concerning the next update.. we've decided that since Minecraft 1.13 is taking a while to be released, we went ahead and merged 1.1.5 into 1.2. (So the next update is no longer 1.1.5 but instead 1.2.)
Now, enough progress has been made on 1.2 to show off some of its many features! (Be wary that 1.2 is still in active development, however.)
Glow effect for objects and bright blocks/models(Optional)

Collapsable checkboxes

Bloom camera effect

Animatable DOF blur size

Sprite particle angle settings

Biome color tinting and hiding during different render modes

Spinning items
(Spin offset option has since been removed as you can rotate the items with keyframes.)

Edit: Blocky bending for arms/legs

The update's development is going rather well, however I did have to scrap specular lighting due to complications with the texturing system Mine-imator had, so I focused my efforts on the addition and improvement of other features to the update. The next update is still planned for release after Minecraft 1.13 with its accompanying mobs and blocks, so in the meantime, happy animating!

Notice: this is satire. Please watch the whole video before down-voting it.
 
 

It's completely irrelevant whether or not it was possible on the Sega Megadrive as most games operated graphics by drawing sets of pixels called sprites which were usually hand-drawn and displayed in succession to create the illusion of motion. You'd've just needed to draw a square, a round-ish square and a circle. Anybody can do that.

Not liking gay pride =/= Homophobia
There are many, I repeat, many, reasons for a person to dislike something, a national celebration on this case, but you can't just use rule of association and say "If you dislike this, then you must dislike this as well!", that's just not how it works, people are more complex than that, and if you've ever been looked down upon or wrongly judged for something you said, you must know it already.
It's the same as if (in a hypothetical case) you were to say "I hate eggs" and then I went in and said "Oh, then you must hate cake as well, what's wrong with you, why don't you like cake?", then, baffled by my ridiculous argument, you'd say "What are you talking about? I never said I hate cake", then I reply with "But you use eggs to make cake, since you hate eggs, you must hate cakes as well right?", and then again, you'd be baffled by my absurd argument.
I don't particularly care for gay pride, but I think it doesn't have a reason to exist, now, you may think that I am wrong or that I am just being a filthy homophobe, but that's my line of thought, and I have an argument to back it up, if you can change my mind or not is up to you, but I think we'd all agree that we don't like being labelled as anything just because of one particular opinion we shared.

Boolean algorithms (or at least the ones I know of) are intensive and would be unable to work performantly in MI.

Hey, animators! I've created a small pack containing 20 interface colors and 2 font files to give your Mine-imator user interface a touch of Modelbench-ness. You have the choice between two themes, light and dark, each with 10 accent colors, all taken from the actual Modelbench interface specs. The pack also includes two fonts to replace Open Sans, the default Mine-imator font, with Montserrat, the one used for Modelbench. Hope you'll enjoy!
 
⚪ Light theme colors

 
⚫ Dark theme colors

 
? How to install
 
? Colors
Unzip the contents of the archive to the folder of your choice. Load Mine-imator and open the settings. Once there, expand the "Interface" section and click the load button  located under the color settings. Then, simply pick the .micolor file corresponding to the theme of your choice.
? Fonts
⚠️ CAUTION! Do NOT install the fonts using the "Font" setting in Mine-imator. This will cause the text to look oversized. ⚠️
To install the fonts, open your file explorer and go to the following folder: C:\Users\[your name]\Mine-imator\Data. Once there, back up the "opensans.ttf" and "opensansbold.ttf" files, by changing their names or copying them somewhere else. Then, copy the new font files from the theme folder into the Data folder. Mine-imator should now use the new font!
 
⬇️ Download the pack
Click here to download!

This is interesting. The facial expression GIF is really cool.

Ok. So... The Reason I Made This Because Im Bored
 


 
Features:
+ Controlled Hand And Fingers
+ Controlled Boots
+ 2D Mouth (Using Visible/Invisible To Change It)
+ Controlled Eyelids
 
DOWNLOAD
http://www.mediafire.com/file/jv6e0kbfzqx27bp/Bendy+Minecraft.zip
 
Credits:
Mouth Inspirated By:
Supah.Exe