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Not very practical

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Kinda wasted some time tonight on something not very practical. Really just for my own interests sake. Thought it was worth a share though. (but not much of a style choice for anything but robots or something) Too bad AS 3D shading doesn't really lend itself to this kind of layer rotation layout.

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You never know where you will wind up using the knowledge you gain from this type of experiment.

Thank you for sharing it!
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Re: Not very practical

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It looks good, but why is that robot hand giving me the finger? I don't even know that robot hand!
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Danimal wrote:It looks good, but why is that robot hand giving me the finger? I don't even know that robot hand!
Haha :) What can I say? Sometimes robots are jerks.
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Testing new things is the best not very practical thing you can do.
Here's another not very practical hand :roll:
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Touché, selgin. :)
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Re: Not very practical

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experimenting and just messing around is how I got to where I am today...for better or worse...The way i see it, If you're playing video games, you're not being productive. If you're playing with yourself, you're not being productive. If you're playing with AS, regardless of the practicality of your results, you're being productive. Keep it up.
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+1 :)
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Something I toyed with in AS 7.
Sorry for bad animation

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It looks extremely good, and I like the dialog, though I'm really not sure I want anything that as made in "Enema Studio." :shock: :lol:
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Danimal wrote:It looks extremely good, and I like the dialog, though I'm really not sure I want anything that as made in "Enema Studio." :shock: :lol:
LOL yeah is sounds weird but I typed in ANIME and thats just the way the computer made it sound.
Sorry for bad animation

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Re: Not very practical

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Nice sbtamu :)

Did you use bones with this setup or just rotating your layers? My test has a separate bone layer for each of the fingers, and then several other shapes in with them (wrist/palm etc.) in a group together. Then just started rotating that group around. Didn't get around to trying out incorporating other bones or seeing if smart bones could be used in any way.

Seems like the smooth shading looks a little better on yours. But maybe that's just because it wound up making the "top" of the fingers so counter-intuitively dark in some of my angles. Anyway, I like it. Who needs Maya, eh?

Hey, maybe we can build a bitchin' robot together sometime :D
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ddrake, I set it up like this.

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Re: Not very practical

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I can't even begin to comprehend how the 3D system works in this program, but then again, it isn't necessarily my style. Although, you guys make it look very appealing.
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