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Published: 2009-09-08 18:33:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 25084; Favourites: 1264; Downloads: 1975
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Finally found time to finish this simple animation. Its been a while since I have done any at home and I need to... i really do. Its vector style render so the file came out a little big. so give it sometime to load. I don't like putting loaders in as I don't want people to wait. so first time is slower then normal.Ones again as before.
Modeling, animation, rendering is by me.
Rigging is be Stev Kalinowski at [link] one of top riggers I know.
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was this origonaly bulit on sketch up
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no. i don't use sketch up
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just looked like it sorry but mind telling me what u did use because this is awesome
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Made entirely in Maya.
I did modeling, animation and rendering, while Stev Kalinowski did the rigging.
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nice iv herd of maya is it freeware (amusing not but asking any ways)
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no its a professional software that is used mostly in video games and movies. It cost between 2K and 7K.
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did u buy it out of your own pocket or get a student deal
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this is soooo awesome. I love that you thought enough about the mechanics to make the smaller pieces move and release when parts extend.
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THIS IS CRAZY!! I CAN'T EVEN BEGIN TO TH...... -ASSUMING CONTROL-
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WOW! Nice model and animation!
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"I am now authorized to use physical force....."
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This thing is so cool i want one..........Dear santa
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Π½Ρ ΠΈ Ρ ΠΎΡΠΎΡΠΎ...
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awesome there's a nice weight to the animation too ;D congrats
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I just spent 10 minutes watching this anim and it keeps....getting....better....
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10 minutes... well... you probably can point out all the mistakes by now.
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...mistakes?? Looks mightfine where I am sat!
Excellent work...
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"Let me see your hallpass!" -Family Guy. Very nice work, details are amazing!
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wow !! Amazing work ! 
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i prefer the second part as I am in love with that other robot called Cain
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great outline) What render did u use? if it's not a secret of course))
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WOW!
Incredible job.
Well done ... nothing needs to be changed on this renedering.
You did a GREAT job.
Pay no mind to =Zorrino's opinion regarding "too much interpolation". It is as it should be.
Take care,
vertebrae242
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Looks nice, but too much interpolation to me.
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The original character moved in a less smooth way.
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original character was not in 3D... it was stop motion animation mostly...
you cannot compare in that way.
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It doesn't look the same.
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how about you show me how its done and do one yourself...
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What has that to do with this? There's too much interpolation, that's the only thing I said, and it has nothing to with the original being done in stop motion, even stop motion models can be animated smoothly.
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Well. I guess it comes down to the matter of opinion. you are saying that original one was more jerky by design, while I feel it was because of stop motion made in the 80s. now since I am not re-animating any of the existing scenes where motion can be matched to the time line exactly, I think its up to me how smooth I want it to be. And ones again... since you are an animator, I am extending an invitation to you show me on live example of what you are talking about.
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Obviously I can't model, rig, and animate an ED-209 overnight, but I might get back in touch after animating any other mechanical device.
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