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Is there any secret to making a smooth camera fly-through? Mine seem to be a little jerky.
bezier tweener?
what wendy said :) plus a target helper is always handy
ha ha that's a classic - nice use of those package scenes - they might be premade but that doesnt mean they are not worthy to be used !!
that's beautiful Ted, I think you have captured the mood , and that smoke makes my lung hurt ... holdon it's making both of them hurt
classic wendy, where di you get Princess Diana's voice? Or have you always had it??
Wonderful job Ted, the physics on the pins looked the part - and the intro music and the wiggling shoulders set the scene nicely I think :) Don't you love hunting for sound effects? Especially when you find them!
those shaders , the translucent ones are super effective - which ones did you use?
This makes me want to animate again!
nice work ed3D :)
Great timing - holds the viewer's eye succinctly. The best animations are too the point - just like this . Also impressed by the My Favourite Things video
is a Librivox recording
Mine is jerky. As Wendy said, bezier.
Here is another thought. Or, it might be the same thought. Insert a vertex object. Use a low detail grid, very low. Manipulate the grid to get it roughly connecting your start and end points. Draw a new polyline line roughing out the path you want by clicking points on the grid. Then extract the line again (seems like a waste) and use it to get the motion path. Link to figure 8 discussion in next post.
I had a similar issue trying to get a camera fly through for a race car on a figure 8 track, and on a terrain. Wendy's target helper idea was a helpful. A couple of posts scattered in the following thread give the details.
https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/comment/4573376/#Comment_4573376
& thanx ya' kindly +
Thanks for the comments, @Headwax.
& will look also & seems like these =>
My final entry. I had 3 half started projects to choose from, 4 if you count the woolly mammoth. But only one entry slot left. Ultimately decided to go with this Hollywood Lights Scene image. Did some touch ups with Filter Forge. I did not like this image for a couple of reasons when I first did it. But I started to change my mind a little.
V6 and M6 and a Daz piano under the scene lights labeled Hollywood in the browser. I think Hollywood Lights comes with the default Carrara content, but am not sure.
Hard when you have so many brilliant projects on the go!!!
Headwax - You have two Entry 21's and second Entry 21 is the same as Entry 22 !!! That Mr Smith sure gets around !
ha ha thanks!
Daz website crashed whikle I wa suploading - I didn't realised the first post had gone through - thanks for the headsup!!
Yes that Mr Smith is an oily character :)
HW, thanks for the positive comments on the animation!
A valuable learning-experience Challenge. Only two entries from me - although the time I put in was probably equal to 5 regular renders. :)
EDIT : and it loaded , Entered
Entry image not up loading = thanx
gotta luv that duck
yes , Sir _ a Duckey +
pleasure - yes animation is a long process - it gets easier - then it gets harder :)
my first animation was a surfing one in anim8or - it went for twenty minutes and it was very very very bad
but I learnt an amazing amount especially anim8ing splines
anim8or had no ik or tweeners at the time
great news :)
Alrite Then (:
And then - made an Ice-Chest with Blender 2.79b + Thanx
that scene is spot on ed3d - reminds me of holidays!