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Published: 2014-05-01 14:22:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 10104; Favourites: 413; Downloads: 52
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me and the graph editor are not so closestemming from my 2d animation experience I basically did frame-by-frame on this
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OKAY FOR ANYONE WHO HAS COME HERE TO COMMENT ABOUT WHY THE FUCK THIS SHIT WAS IN ANY OF THE SPYRO GROUPS IS BECAUSE I DONT KNOW
I just got some correspondence message requesting for it to be submitted to the group, I don't know what's in this and whoever asked me the permission to the group so I considered they have their reasons that's why I let them submit it to the group
as for now, I've removed it from the said groups and if you're still here to tell me why its doing there WELL I DONT KNOW, I'm only seeing 3 groups in the "Featured in groups" list and those are Clash-Of-The-Titans , BestDA Β and NewVarinjr
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My first time as a scout XD like, "holy shit what's wrong with your legs?"
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For some reason, this reminds me of Gmod animating.
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With the right sound affect, this could be hilarious!
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Going so fast, Sonic would be jealous XD
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LOL true xD
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why does this bring sonic the hedgehog and woody woodpecker to my mind? XDDDD
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Woody Woodpecker? Don't you mean The Road Runner?
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not rly but now that u mention it , thats also pretty fitting XD
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Actually, I'm pretty sure Woody Woodpecker is known for his insanity while The Road Runner is known for his speed and evasion.
So chances are you're mistaking one character for the other.
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youtu.be/ZnHmskwqCCQ
Uh, gotta scoot!Β Β
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What the fuck is this doing in the ? It's not supposed to be in there.Β
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asked the one who asked the permission to let it submit in the group
as for me, I can't see that group being in the "Featured in groups" list of this deviationΒ so I can't tell if its still in there or not
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Who's the person who asked permission for it to be in the group?
Maybe I should try asking the admins about that.Β
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if my memory serves me right, there was no user where it came from, it was just the spyro group
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So, it is automatically accepted?Β
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I wonder if this is still in the group? This animation is still nothing to do with Spyro whatsoever. I don't think it should be in the group.Β
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asked the one who asked the permission to let it submit in the group
as for me, I can't see that group being in the "Featured in groups" list of this deviationΒ so I can't tell if its still in there or not
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Who is the one who asked permission? I'm not sure who it is.Β
I checked the "Featured in Groups" list and there's not a single Spyro group in it.Β
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asked the one who asked the permission to let it submit in the group
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ah somebody else asked for permission? sorry then, didnt know ^^"
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I'm confused... Why is this in Spyro groups?
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idk about the sender of the requests, I just accept whatever correspondence message I get
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Now just add some sounds effects, taken right from a cartoon, and there you go - you got Saturday morning TF2 cartoon.
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I think that would be better if he'd jump up a little higher and his head would fall behind more but not the whole body.
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I knew you were a perfect match for SFM.
Since you're on your way to a glorious path of making superb SFM content,Β Β here's a bit of a protip for youΒ Β (that's mostly unheard of or overlooked, but I hold it dear to my heart).
You can change the colour/tinting of the ambient occlusion in SFM. To achieve this, here are the following steps:
1.) If you haven't done so, create an animationset for a camera.
2.) Right click on the animationset of the cameraΒ (you wish to alter the AO), go to "Show in Element Viewer" and select "Camera."
3.) Click on the black box that's labelled "SSAOTint; a colour selection box will appear."
4.) Now join the fight to save TF2's original art style by giving your SSAO a reddish-grey tint (similar to the red-tinged "terminator" of the TF2 character lightwarp) or just use it in any other application you damn-well please.
I hope any of you find this useful.
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Yes, I have actually known about that trick for quite a while, but haven't really thought of a use for it so far. Why do you suggest the "reddish-grey" tint, btw? Since AO is used mainly to deepen shadows, and for that, black works well.
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The reason why I suggest "reddish-grey" is because TF2's pre-established (and now mostly neglected) illustrated rendering style (which is based off the conventions of commercial illustrator J.C. Leyendecker) does not permit the use of complete blacks or whites when it comes to shading, especially on characters.
"Shading obeys a warm-to-cool hue shift. Shadows go to cool, not black" - Illustrative Rendering in Team Fortress 2, Valve,Β September 3 2007
Unless you're making films/artwork based around a game with an emphasis on photorealistic rendering (e.g. L4D; HL2; P2; etc) or just about anything that's not TF2, reddish-grey tinted AO is the way to go. Upon trying it myself for the first time, I felt that I was back in 2007 except with better technology.Β Go try it out for yourself and see how the AO complements TF2 characters rather than trying to force down a layer of realism upon a distinct, and thus relatively sensitive rendering style. Remember, you don't need all those REALLY dark shadows.
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Oh, all right then. Their shading and rendering style did change quite a lot during the making of TF2, and I don't find that quote that fitting anymore. They didn't even have AO on the early Meet the videos, either.
I have to try changing the colour of AO again to see the effect and if it's something I'd like. So far I've been very happy with relatively low and discreet, black AO. I also took a look at your gallery, and didn't really find examples of said coloured AO. Have you already used it in some of your works?
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At the moment, the closest thing I can provide you with as a piece of work that features theΒ red-tinged AO is thisΒ compilation of comparison images Β which I kept; dating back to December, last year.
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Thank you very much! That's helpful.
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