da da dance like no one cares

[The Black Mamba]

That was awesome, I hope to see some of those projects soon.

[Coweetie]

the little polyfly has some turbulences ^^
now I remember why I missed stykz. not only polyfill,but dragging segments like editormode, preview for one frame, aliasing on/off and so much more.

[Daniël]

That's pretty fucking cool! I too wish Pivot had polyfill. So much.

[Coweetie]

me too..polyfill, and this dragging feature (like in editmode in pivot's stick editor)
(and basically everysthing what stykz has xD)

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phpBB [video]

putting some of my stickmaking/animating in a video was the only way i could think of to show a little of my projects without actually showing the animations i made. (didnt want to post screenshots)

that happy spider can be found here (dont judge too hard, it was made for fun, obviously)
http://www.animtube.net/images/faq/dubidubidu.gif

I love this """""tim Burton""""" Style!

Eager for your animations...

[Coweetie]

thank you dd :D :D

[Four]

That looks quite cool I like the 3-D and how the inside colour is different from the outside.

[Koolcid]

Is that.... Pivot?

[Four]

Stykz

[Coweetie]

^pivot
^ I animated this to the half and reversed it, I want to make another version (where I don't have moving lines, it takes too much time for just testing and for fun animation though


I marked the stykz animations now,sorry for the confusion (can't wait to get polyfill in pivot :D)

[Raymond]

^pivot
^ I animated this to the half and reversed it, I want to make another version (where I don't have moving lines, it takes too much time for just testing and for fun animation though


I marked the stykz animations now,sorry for the confusion (can't wait to get polyfill in pivot :D)

Wow that looks perfect. I like how the layer in the back zooms in and out at a slower pace than the layer in the front because it's closer to the screen. I never thought of using guide lines to get the proportions of it just right though. That must take a lot of patience. This is why I would never use an angle like this in pivot. At least not one with a lot of detail, for that reason.

[Coweetie]

Wow that looks perfect. I like how the layer in the back zooms in and out at a slower pace than the layer in the front because it's closer to the screen. I never thought of using guide lines to get the proportions of it just right though. That must take a lot of patience. This is why I would never use an angle like this in pivot. At least not one with a lot of detail, for that reason.

patience is the most important thing to me in animating, only with patience you can success, regardless of what you make

that aside, it is not hard to make this but somehow fascinating to me- a little knowing of geometry/perspective maybe, but most important: counting (I count whatever do, pixels or zooming levels) and it will work I always hope to see other people trying it, since it is an effective and fast fay for 3d. one reaswon why I prefer those static pivot lines over flash's technique.
you wouldnt even need any knowing of perspectives, if you just make some test animations and count down how much space it needs to make a room look accurate.
or, you could make it perfect with math. calculating the ratio and put it on an even number for pivot. i prefer trying out xD

[Ussay]

Damn, that's delicious, I'd love it if you were practicing for a big project D:<

[Coweetie]

Damn, that's delicious, I'd love it if you were practicing for a big project D:<

I am :D
all I post here is mostly "trash" of something else.

[Ussay]

Damn, that's delicious, I'd love it if you were practicing for a big project D:<

I am :D
all I post here is mostly "trash" of something else.

Cool!! I hope to see such a beautiful thing when it's finished <3 Good luck with that man!