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Hello guys, I'm making a new rig for now, it is minecraft story mode rig pack. The rig I had complete at here were Zombie Pigman, Villagers (I'll make Nurm later), Jesse (season 1, 2, & my own creation (Admin Jesse)), and the hardest rig at here (for me), Axel. I hope it'll be a good rig pack. If you have any rig suggestions for me to make please tell me, I'll make it if I can.- 30 replies
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Huh. The nether looks a little different. wait. What's a piglin? More environmental lighting, tried a few different ideas and ended up with this
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With both accounts verified and the games installation done, two friends begin their journey on a Minecraft LAN world. They have lots of fun making torches and punching wildlife animals, but their safety is only temporary. The sun is setting, and at night, the vibrant block world becomes a very dangerous place. Out of a nearby cave stagger two braindead zombies, groaning and mumbling as their feet drag across the ground. It won't be long before the forest is littered with monsters of all shapes, and sizes. This one was a lot of fun to do. I don't do many Minecraft renders with Mine-imator, but I wanted to start learning how to do them properly, so here's one! I got a few criticisms over the skybox used, and that's fair! It's actually the same skybox I used in this render of Eve. It was going to be a daytime render, coming from the mouth of a cave, however I felt the composition worked better from further out of the cave, but then it started to look like they were walking in broad daylight. Of course zombies burn in the daylight, so that wouldn't work. I tried adjusting the coloration of the skybox, and it didn't work as well as I hoped it would. I'm keeping that one in mind for future renders. I'm still figuring out how lighting works and all, so please let me know if there's anything wrong or that could use some improvement! I want to hear your criticisms, that's the key to improving my work!
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This rig uses multiple multiply surfaces to create a water depth effect, making the water look more realistic. I decided that rather than just making a tutorial, I'd simply just make it a download, there's two different versions that you'll be able to download. You can use this rig for your animations and projects, but credit to either this post or the video link are r e a l l y appreciated. Screenshots: Video Showcase: Downloads: Current version: (1.2) 22nd May 2019 (Updated links to new location 21st May 2020) Realistic: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bmw1SPoo7edvhaG_eneEw8bj9zTkWoos/view Minecraft Styled: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Rxg5Lj6cALQ2F9ajZRqGEEwLowuERqLf/view Known Issues: Apparently there's still people dealing with crashes when trying to delete the rig, I'd suggest importing this when you're almost finished with your project and using a surface or the regular water as a reference for where the water will be in the meantime, it doesn't seem to have the crashing issue for me so I'm assuming it's hardware related (slow pc) for the people experiencing the issue. Changelog: Planned changes (Expected release:? ) : Legacy Downloads:
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Found this in an old Folder, I remember trying to experiment with the 3D look, Didnt make it very far but I guess its pretty to look at { Credits } 3D Outdoor assets ( Grass and flowers ) by @SKIBBZ
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I made a wallpaper with @Juno's rig: Yes, the background is a bit fuzzy but, I'm working on it.
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