Awesome Animation Skills
General
04 Nov 2009
This is how the game graphics will be for PS4 , and lol I love the cast part , clever XD And no wonder why rendering took 110 days 
Ion Cannon!
04 Nov 2009
[quote name='JRK' post='713106' date='4 Nov 2009, 15:43']
This video is seriously awesome[/quote]
Won't be long before he gets given a job to design awesome adverts or game animations.
This video is seriously awesome[/quote]
Won't be long before he gets given a job to design awesome adverts or game animations.
Pav:3d
04 Nov 2009
RENDERING TOOK HALF A YEAR?!
That was some seriously amazing stuff, mind blowing that he made that all himself
That was some seriously amazing stuff, mind blowing that he made that all himself
Slightly Wonky Robob
04 Nov 2009
HOLY AWESOME [img]http://i404.photobucket.com/albums/pp129/JonThePon/Smilies/:cool:.png[/img]
Sgt. Nuker
04 Nov 2009
I do like the Apache hitting the camera and the "lens" breaking. Very nice touch. Saw the underdog victory coming, but the animation was spot on. The music choices for the different scenes was quite good as well, particularly the Russian themed ending and the Pirates of the Caribbean starting line clips.
TheDR
04 Nov 2009
Smooth animations, its like a giant job-seeking bomb
On the topic of animation, I was reading about Pixar movies for an essay, it takes them 6 hours per a frame (sometimes up to 90 hours D: ), with 25 frames per second. Pixar have the best rendering software and a whole farm of computers, no wonder it took so long to render this guys video.
On the topic of animation, I was reading about Pixar movies for an essay, it takes them 6 hours per a frame (sometimes up to 90 hours D: ), with 25 frames per second. Pixar have the best rendering software and a whole farm of computers, no wonder it took so long to render this guys video.
Slightly Wonky Robob
04 Nov 2009
TheDR, on 4 Nov 2009, 17:34, said:
On the topic of animation, I was reading about Pixar movies for an essay, it takes them 6 hours per a frame (sometimes up to 90 hours D: ), with 25 frames per second. Pixar have the best rendering software and a whole farm of computers, no wonder it took so long to render this guys video.
...and there stuff still looks like shit
Ghostrider
04 Nov 2009
Ted Turner, on 4 Nov 2009, 12:36, said:
TheDR, on 4 Nov 2009, 17:34, said:
On the topic of animation, I was reading about Pixar movies for an essay, it takes them 6 hours per a frame (sometimes up to 90 hours D: ), with 25 frames per second. Pixar have the best rendering software and a whole farm of computers, no wonder it took so long to render this guys video.
...and there stuff still looks like shit
Like shit? I'm not sure you're talking about the same Pixar.
Warbz
04 Nov 2009
Ghostrider, on 4 Nov 2009, 17:46, said:
Ted Turner, on 4 Nov 2009, 12:36, said:
TheDR, on 4 Nov 2009, 17:34, said:
On the topic of animation, I was reading about Pixar movies for an essay, it takes them 6 hours per a frame (sometimes up to 90 hours D: ), with 25 frames per second. Pixar have the best rendering software and a whole farm of computers, no wonder it took so long to render this guys video.
...and there stuff still looks like shit
Like shit? I'm not sure you're talking about the same Pixar.
I'm with Ghostrider.
BeefJeRKy
04 Nov 2009
Ted Turner, on 4 Nov 2009, 19:36, said:
TheDR, on 4 Nov 2009, 17:34, said:
On the topic of animation, I was reading about Pixar movies for an essay, it takes them 6 hours per a frame (sometimes up to 90 hours D: ), with 25 frames per second. Pixar have the best rendering software and a whole farm of computers, no wonder it took so long to render this guys video.
...and there stuff still looks like shit
Depends on the movie. Wall-E and Up! disagree with you
Either way, Dreamworks are bettah at CGI imo.
Slightly Wonky Robob
04 Nov 2009
JRK, on 4 Nov 2009, 18:52, said:
Ted Turner, on 4 Nov 2009, 19:36, said:
TheDR, on 4 Nov 2009, 17:34, said:
On the topic of animation, I was reading about Pixar movies for an essay, it takes them 6 hours per a frame (sometimes up to 90 hours D: ), with 25 frames per second. Pixar have the best rendering software and a whole farm of computers, no wonder it took so long to render this guys video.
...and there stuff still looks like shit
Depends on the movie. Wall-E and Up! disagree with you
Either way, Dreamworks are bettah at CGI imo.If you are talking about the Robot side of things, then yes, that was brilliant... but they always ruin things by putting those "things" in it (people) "What should we make the people look like this time?", "Pink blobs", "yeah sounds like a plan"
TheDR
04 Nov 2009
Sobek, on 4 Nov 2009, 20:43, said:
He spelled 'Silly' wrong...
He can spell every word in the video wrong if he really wants to
Animation skills > Spelling skills.
