Ghostmanryan

It's a joke.
hopefully 

Small update: Changing the values to something negative does nothing. It simply sends it in a southwest direct directed right at the ground as the negative value isn't set to do anything.

I wanted to test a different environment other than pure night or day,so I made this



I honestly dont know why I added all the extra things,but meh

This Is My Very First Horror Animation.

Start by trying to get one motion to look good. Like say an arm swing.. make it so that you can perfect that motion.
Then try by getting some references and trying to replicate them.
And finally, try making a motion that you've never done before.
 
This process is how I started learning, simply by making a single motion look good at a time. There are many other ways, but having zero direction while getting your feet wet is not always the best option.

This model instruments of minecrafta with embossed textures, in short, see for yourself.
Pictures:



He did long ago, in 2015.
Download- 
VK- https://vk.com/doc182866464_437200234?hash=73721d6cd7c19bd1b1&dl=5edddf83c92e375e27

You might want to have the shovel go inward on one side and outward on the other, if it's not like that already. You're not gonna do much with a shovel that can't carry dirt.

This should be mentioned now, but crash logs were not updated in the 1.0.5 version of Mine-imator and a TON of questions about it were simply answered with 
"update to 1.0.5"
A lot of people have been confused about it since it came out, and real solutions to these questions were not getting resolved correctly due to this issue.
Among other errors, it seems copying a selection of keyframes on a character causes a crash. I dunno why that happens but copying selections of other keyframes works fine. It's only character frames.
However this only happens for using hotkeys (ctrl + c) instead of using the copy function.
 

It's cliché I know but I thought I'd do it first at least before I lost the chance to make it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiIHbRnieRA
So yeah, that's about it. Credits in the description of the video. Feedback is welcome but this might be my last animation for a while but I can't say for certainty.

We have particles that can be attracted to certain entities, but can we also have it so that they can be repelled by certain ones as well? This would seem easy to accomplish and be helpful in a handful of scenarios.

i forgot what that means

sorry varen we killed your job
this was a part of an unfinished animation to coincide with 1.0.0's release. I got bored with it and ran out of inspiration while making it. But it was to show off the possibilities since the alpha glitch was resolved
 

pretend this is spooky or halloween themed

While effects can be cool looking, if done wrong they can clog up the image with unnecessary things that make it hard to see the original image.
In this instance it isn't clogging a lot, but I think only a couple effects would have been better for such a simple render. The multiple eyes is also really really weird and I dunno what effect was used to achieve it but it doesn't look good for characters.

It can use bigger schematics already in demo 5. You just have to have a beefy computer to run it well. Mipmapping in the newest update should fix some the lag issues however.
And I believe Mine-imator 1.0.0 demo 5 also can already use quartz blocks.
Have you downloaded the latest version from here?

thats cause it's Prof. Layton vs. Phoenix Wright ost

filler
credit to ZZZZane for hidden blade rig
credit to dan pepper for the sound effects
credit to mine-imator for the sawblade shadows

Because nobody likes seeing wallpapers with lazily posed characters in vast and boring grassy fields, I bring to you "How to Make Wallpapers Properly", a place where everyone can learn how to improve their Mine-imator creations. This collection of tips is mainly aimed at beginners, but I'm sure more experienced people might learn a trick or two!
If there's a topic you'd like me to cover in future tips, please let me know! Enjoy!
 
 

 


 
 

 


 
 

 

 
 

 

I'd say because a lot of wallpaper makers (myself included) fail to realize these tips and shoot out easy-peasy wallpapers. (Flatgrass, unnatural posing, few details)

That helps, but when people seek to improve they can easier look up a tutorial or ask for help from someone they know who is good at what they do. A PM can be super in-depth, but a tutorial targets a more people. Voxy clearly intended to target this to the community because wallpapers need revision around here, and it makes a bigger message than what criticism on every post can do.

Hum. Well AO is set to default settings and I think it looked fine. Perhaps in areas without light it may look funny, but that isn't easily changed.
Instant scene switching seems like kind of a nitpick. There are cases where you can use a single camera following a scene thoroughly but cuts are can always be an option.
The linear progression I kind of understand. But that's really the whole point to freerunning. Move from point a to point b as fast as possible. Though I do get what you mean, and i'll try to avoid it a bit more.
And the lack of depth to the environment was me being lazy. But I was running into a lot of issues initially with Mine-imator. It really liked to crash a lot.
s orkb
Thanks!

Animation-wise. Like what specifically? The main point of this is to shake rust and git gud, and it would help if you could elaborate as to what doesn't approve.
I also didn't have a massive selection of water splash sounds, but replaying the video shows me it sounds really different for some reason.

I'm shaking more rust off. I'm getting closer to not being skrub level anymore.
inb4 why the amination squad intro 

Gears? In Mine-imator? obvs hax
This is actually really good. Please make more.

Top tier animation right here
pack it up boys we got a legend here