WooouTK
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Surely this scene may look familiar to some of you, since I built it using the base template of another scenario — made of static images, that is — which I published about a month and a half ago.
Although, out of the entire collection I’ve been accumulating and creating, the tickle throne is one of my most beloved toys, when it comes to animation it has a drawback: it’s so large that, if I want it to appear fully in the scene the way I like my animations to look, I’m forced to place the camera a bit farther away than I’d like.
The solution was simple enough: if the problem is that it’s too big… let’s make it smaller. Easy in theory; in practice, I had to take the throne apart into three separate pieces so I could work on them independently, adjust the proportions, put everything back together, reassign the textures — and then it was ready to animate. What do you think?
Surely this scene may look familiar to some of you, since I built it using the base template of another scenario — made of static images, that is — which I published about a month and a half ago.
Although, out of the entire collection I’ve been accumulating and creating, the tickle throne is one of my most beloved toys, when it comes to animation it has a drawback: it’s so large that, if I want it to appear fully in the scene the way I like my animations to look, I’m forced to place the camera a bit farther away than I’d like.
The solution was simple enough: if the problem is that it’s too big… let’s make it smaller. Easy in theory; in practice, I had to take the throne apart into three separate pieces so I could work on them independently, adjust the proportions, put everything back together, reassign the textures — and then it was ready to animate. What do you think?
