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Trex Made with Maya Muscle System 11-21-12
Published: 2012-11-21 22:11:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 132811; Favourites: 8446; Downloads: 2350
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Simple comp test.
Added comment, 10/29/2013 - Well maybe not so simple, actually took awhile to create. It was done in Maya software with Michael Comet' muscle system (AKA mayaMuscle.) I modeled the Skeleton, then the outer skin. I tried several muscle plugins - and mostly failed - I had to simplify the original version because I made to many muscles and my computer couldn't handle it. So I ended up using cMuscle with just these general massive shapes that work under the skin to jiggle and slide under the skin. I did the rigging, cause that's just another thing I do. I created a bunch of walk/run cycles to learn and test out how to improve the rig/skin.
Well there ya go - A T.rex! I'm glad I did it.
Added comment 10/30/13 I thought I could read/reply to all the comments people made, very very nice! Thanks, I will keep trying...Now it's gone up to 31 pages though.
Please don't be mad if I missed you
It was made with Maya software you can have a free version of the rig here >>> joel3d.com/TrexSkeletonRig.htm⦠<<< skeleton only
11/01/13 THANK YOU for all the comments! I can't keep up, I hope you understand.
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Comments: 1279
Those are some wobbly thighs, he'll have to cut back on lawyers and goats. Great work by the way
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This is absolutelyΒ wonderfulΒ amazing... It's magicalΒ Β Β Β
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hm really nice. <3 excited for us to get into rigging like this soon in my own classes. x3
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WOW I'm only just starting this kind of stuff. This looks pretty intimidating.
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this is more complex than what I'm learning now O_O"
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Very nice, I love it! 
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Very useful for me in those days... I absolutely need "dinosaur-related" stuff XD
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I love it I can't wait to show my son he's 9 years old and loves everything dinosaurs.
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This looks great! It's very smooth and realistic
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Love it! Though he looks a little flabby. I imagine they were very lean animals. o_O
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i could watch all day, i just love it!
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This is insanely brilliant! Just... WOW!Β
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This is great as an artpiece, and fairly accurate. But the tail should be MUCH thicker at the base. Recent findings indicate that bipedal dinosaurs had a lot of leg-muscle in the base of their tail. Maybe add another mass of muscle there, and have that jiggle, too.
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woooow this is sooo aweeesooomee!!! I love zis AND dinosaurs!
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Watching all the intricacies and finding out you did more but couldn't run that through is really impressive. Really great work.Β
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WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW - CONGRATS - SUPERBBBBBBBBB
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It's like John Travolta in film "Saturday Night Fever"Β www.youtube.com/watch?v=-aW5n7β¦
Great animation
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Wonderful work.
I might recommend a bit more compression or "drop" at the foot joint (top of the toes) when the foot contacts the ground. The toe spread is good. At a walk you're likely to notice the strain with the back of the toes dipping down a bit.
Out-Freeking-Standing!!! ^_^
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wow is that normal? do you usually need to model everything? modeling, rigging, weighting all that mustve taken forever
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This is very well done, it could probably be displayed in a museum. Wonderful work.
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This is very, very impressive. How long before this system is used in videogames?
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Is the buoyant muscle actually part of the skeleton set up or did you move all that shit manually o.O?? This is awesome!
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