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Re: The most impossible thing to do in pivot

Postby Daniël » Tue Oct 07, 2014 11:39 am

Yeah, must be real shitty to animate as bad as you, Valtus.

Oh, how bad you must have it.
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Re: The most impossible thing to do in pivot

Postby The Black Mamba » Tue Oct 07, 2014 3:11 pm

God, that bg is amazing.
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Re: The most impossible thing to do in pivot

Postby Waffles Mgee » Tue Oct 07, 2014 3:18 pm

Making projects. Anything that goes beyond 300 frames is a fuckin' blessing. There are very few things that can motivate me beyond that. If I had the motivation, I could do anything. 3D? Sure. Effects? Alrighty. Backgrounds and character details? Sure as heck. Actual physical animating? Hell yeah. But all that's a nope without the will. I often open pivot when I have a flicker of motivation but just close it five seconds later.
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Re: The most impossible thing to do in pivot

Postby Daniël » Tue Oct 07, 2014 3:47 pm

Waffles Mgee wrote:Making projects. Anything that goes beyond 300 frames is a fuckin' blessing. There are very few things that can motivate me beyond that. If I had the motivation, I could do anything. 3D? Sure. Effects? Alrighty. Backgrounds and character details? Sure as heck. Actual physical animating? Hell yeah. But all that's a nope without the will. I often open pivot when I have a flicker of motivation but just close it five seconds later.

Finally something I can fully relate to. Does anyone else also ever have that you're really motivated to start an animation and the next day it's just ugh.
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Re: The most impossible thing to do in pivot

Postby Grams » Tue Oct 07, 2014 4:07 pm

Daniël wrote:Does anyone else also ever have that you're really motivated to start an animation and the next day it's just ugh.

So much yes.
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Re: The most impossible thing to do in pivot

Postby Gary » Tue Oct 07, 2014 7:13 pm

Daniël wrote:Does anyone else also ever have that you're really motivated to start an animation and the next day it's just ugh.


I'll do something like this. I'll start animating something, and the moment I make a mistake, I delete it and never retry the idea because i cba to edit.
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Re: The most impossible thing to do in pivot

Postby SIFTER » Tue Oct 07, 2014 7:20 pm

It shouldn't be a problem if you start your project at a slow pace.
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Re: The most impossible thing to do in pivot

Postby Grams » Tue Oct 07, 2014 7:27 pm

Sifter wrote:It shouldn't be a problem if you start your project at a slow pace.

Yeah, but what happens is: "You know, I might lose interest in continuing this a couple days from now. Let's do it all in one night!"
So, that happens, but I most certainly won't have time to finish and I defs lose interest the next day. Although, I do my best animating at 11pm-2am. Kind of my sweet spot.
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Re: The most impossible thing to do in pivot

Postby Valtus » Wed Oct 08, 2014 7:44 am

Daniël wrote:
Waffles Mgee wrote:Making projects. Anything that goes beyond 300 frames is a fuckin' blessing. There are very few things that can motivate me beyond that. If I had the motivation, I could do anything. 3D? Sure. Effects? Alrighty. Backgrounds and character details? Sure as heck. Actual physical animating? Hell yeah. But all that's a nope without the will. I often open pivot when I have a flicker of motivation but just close it five seconds later.

Finally something I can fully relate to. Does anyone else also ever have that you're really motivated to start an animation and the next day it's just ugh.

Yes.
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Re: The most impossible thing to do in pivot

Postby Lukas » Wed Oct 08, 2014 7:50 am

Daniël wrote:
Waffles Mgee wrote:Making projects. Anything that goes beyond 300 frames is a fuckin' blessing. There are very few things that can motivate me beyond that. If I had the motivation, I could do anything. 3D? Sure. Effects? Alrighty. Backgrounds and character details? Sure as heck. Actual physical animating? Hell yeah. But all that's a nope without the will. I often open pivot when I have a flicker of motivation but just close it five seconds later.

Finally something I can fully relate to.


you can? i doubt you can animate all of that decently
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Re: The most impossible thing to do in pivot

Postby XElite109 » Wed Oct 08, 2014 8:42 am

GTSYankee wrote:
Daniël wrote:Does anyone else also ever have that you're really motivated to start an animation and the next day it's just ugh.

So much yes.

All the fucking time.
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Re: The most impossible thing to do in pivot

Postby Lord » Wed Oct 08, 2014 10:17 am

Hmmm, yes, my Pivot - Star Wars is kind of in this state. I feel as if I'm trying to avoid working on it, but there's things I'd just rather be doing, less challenging things. You know?
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Re: The most impossible thing to do in pivot

Postby Daniël » Wed Oct 08, 2014 12:17 pm

Lukas wrote:
Daniël wrote:
Waffles Mgee wrote:Making projects. Anything that goes beyond 300 frames is a fuckin' blessing. There are very few things that can motivate me beyond that. If I had the motivation, I could do anything. 3D? Sure. Effects? Alrighty. Backgrounds and character details? Sure as heck. Actual physical animating? Hell yeah. But all that's a nope without the will. I often open pivot when I have a flicker of motivation but just close it five seconds later.

Finally something I can fully relate to.


you can? i doubt you can animate all of that decently

lol very humor

I was actually referring to the part about motivation, not so much the animating.

But keep being edgy bro, looks really good on you.
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Re: The most impossible thing to do in pivot

Postby tuna » Wed Oct 08, 2014 12:38 pm

Sifter wrote:It shouldn't be a problem if you start your project at a slow pace.


GOTTA GO FAST SIFTER
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Re: The most impossible thing to do in pivot

Postby Valtus » Wed Oct 08, 2014 2:28 pm

Daniël wrote:Yeah, must be real shitty to animate as bad as you, Valtus.

Oh, how bad you must have it.

Soon as the stuff you do doesn't appeal yourself, it's shit, I tell you.
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