SamuelKhan
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Only 1.5 seconds but long enough! Just trying something new!
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Animated Hogtied Feet!
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barefeetarebest
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Excellent work Samuel Khan! These animated figures are awesome!
SamuelKhan
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There's more to come! Longer clips, I promise!
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S.K. I've been to the animated website and registered. I was just wondering how difficult is it to make up these animated characters and there is a way to make them resemble a particular human, am I right?
What I'm driving at is if you're willing, I'd like someone to make characters of both my wife and myself.... I will provide all the necessary pics and any you request.
What I'm driving at is if you're willing, I'd like someone to make characters of both my wife and myself.... I will provide all the necessary pics and any you request.
SamuelKhan
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Okay...here's the deal
I am only beginning to learn this animation thing. A 5-minute feature is about 9000 frames.
As I am writing this, I am currently rendering a 5 second 320x240 clip that has taken about 1 hour to render thus far. It's at frame 80 right now of 150. 3D animation is a heavy duty and expensive business, as I am finding out the hard way.
The major studios have what they call "render farms", several PC's connected together to form a render network that speeds up production. I'm getting ready to buy another PC.
Setting it up is not a problem. Rendering (loading textures, creating shadow maps, and light calculations) can take up to 3 minutes per frame. You could imagine how long it would take to create that 5 minute clip.
I am only beginning to learn this animation thing. A 5-minute feature is about 9000 frames.
As I am writing this, I am currently rendering a 5 second 320x240 clip that has taken about 1 hour to render thus far. It's at frame 80 right now of 150. 3D animation is a heavy duty and expensive business, as I am finding out the hard way.
The major studios have what they call "render farms", several PC's connected together to form a render network that speeds up production. I'm getting ready to buy another PC.
Setting it up is not a problem. Rendering (loading textures, creating shadow maps, and light calculations) can take up to 3 minutes per frame. You could imagine how long it would take to create that 5 minute clip.
You can drastically cut your render time down to about 2 - 3 minutes per frame by animating the Poser characters in a host 3D app. I'll PM you about this work flow as it would induce uncontrollable yawns and cerebral collapse in a public forum, and would be way off topic.
JD
JD
SamuelKhan
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I like this!
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SOLES!
I
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