My first Animation Werewolves, Witches, and Ghosts

jdscogin_5266911039

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGfbZNVD42E
It took me a long time to do this and there are several errors.
I will probably update the video as I learn more.
Hope you enjoy.

Steve K

Fun stuff. Maybe a closeup of the characters would add to it.

Ivy

not bad for a first animation using daz not bad at all.
You''ll find as you learn more about daz , you'll learn more about how to create and utilize lighting & shadows and stuff like that and it will up your render times a little but the quailty is worth it , anyway you still did good job for a a first daz animation. :)

Jaderail

Pop's in to say more of same. Nice job on first one.

Tramp Graphics

Definitely a good first attempt. The biggest problem I see is the angle of the feet. They're all posed with the toes pointing up. He's walking on his heels.

jdscogin_5266911039

Well, that it interesting. These are stock animations.

Tramp Graphics

jdscogin said:

Well, that it interesting. These are stock animations.

Yes, but if you're using Genesis figures, but M4 or V4 poses, you have to adjust the feet because the "default" pose for M4 and V4 has the toes pointed down, whereas Genesis is flat footed in its default pose. As such, M4 and V4 poses tilt the feet up for "flat foot" poses. and, when used on Genesis, causes the feet to point skywards.

Jaderail

You Need the Genesis Foot Offset to use M4 V4 AniBlocks on Genesis it is here http://gofigure3d.com/Amm/Genesis-Offset.zip and you just put the AniBlock into one of your AniBlock folders to use it in AniMate.

jdscogin_5266911039

That explains it. I will do some adjusting. I did not notice that. So much to learn. Thanks all!