EVERY TIME I SEE A MOOSE

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razfen
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EVERY TIME I SEE A MOOSE

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1czBcnX1Ww

srsly jorb, fix the moose hindlegs after the reset T_T
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razfen wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1czBcnX1Ww

srsly jorb, fix the moose hindlegs after the reset T_T
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Re: EVERY TIME I SEE A MOOSE

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I think you mean, fix most animal models >.> Cow front legs are also painful to watch. Most thing that isn't compact like bears seems to be horribly deformed xD long legs do not like Jorb.
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My rigging skills could be better.
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Perhaps just temporarily settle for their legs stabbing their abdomen or something, as long as the legs move on a foward / backward axis. It adds flavor to the game i guess. In the sense that people now crave the old graphics.. it gives an eerie feeling of uniqueness in its imperfection :D Has jorb written all over it. So who knows, perhaps leaving it the way it is might give it some sort of weird charm.
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Re: EVERY TIME I SEE A MOOSE

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jorb wrote:My rigging skills could be better.
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Rigging is quite much very hard and it takes a lot of practice to pull off. Animation the same - went to a 3d course last year and when it came to rigging.. Damn that sucked.
I'm good at 3d modelling - but animation? heugh.
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What's the part that's giving you trouble, the skeleton itself or mesh topology?
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The heartlings' animations are nice and funny, though. I guess Jorb's problem isn't exactly with rigging but with quadrupeds :P
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DaniAngione wrote:The heartlings' animations are nice and funny, though. I guess Jorb's problem isn't exactly with rigging but with quadrupeds :P
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