thanks for the comment :) i make my walk cycles based on a tutorial i found on youtube. 4 stages = contact, recoil,passing, high point (these are for the legs) still messing about with the upper body, trying to find a fast way of making the arm and upper body movement for the run cycle. the biggest ...

i was looking through 'share your work' and i saw that jahnocli had posted a comment, the last i rememberd it was synthsin who commented. rylleman was right to speak his mind (i just wish he would have worded it a little differently,.... but no hard feelings) i just dont want to have 'that' conversa...

the 'people' of which u speak recently started shooting and killing civilian families who tried to flee into governmet controled areas. i was born in the govenment controlled south. so my familly didnt have to give one of their underage children as 'blood tax' to fight in the front lines. or to beco...

jahnocli wrote:

mnagaha wrote:...but what do u mean by "accomplished" could u elaborate please?

I have already commented on the content. I mean if you separate the content from the form, the animation techniques show evidence of some experience...

thanks

the political situation is that the terrorist organization known as the LTTE is finally being defeated militarily. so that the people in the north and east of the country can have again, the basic freedoms like the ability to vote, and to chose their own representatives. I don't know much about sri...

i work at one of the two government owned TV stations in sri lanka. (there are about 18 private broadcasters who are free to have their own take on the situation) and this was made under a clear directive from "high up". so it is in a way "propaganda". i get ur point that its loo...

animated tribute to the security forces of Sri Lanka

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2urNaKWtPkE

comments pls

slowtiger wrote:There should definitely no problem with colours in PNG files. An RGB value is the same value, no matter in which format it is stored.

so AS uses RGB ?
not SRGB which i understand is more limited
is there any way to change the color space?

got bad case of viral fever had to stay home from work for a few days..and thought things over now i plan on taking on only as much work as i can handle. finish one thing THEN take on the other thing. it seems obvious, but when you get caught up in work, taking time out can seem like an impossibilit...

i use png sequences for final render. i find this better in terms of file size than Targa. but if i use a flat color (without any textures) there is a tendency for the color to become unstable (oversaturate and clip). i read some where that the PNG format has can have the problem of gamma shifting w...

the thing with details is that, when you have fine details (ex. fine black lines on white back) if the lines are too thin they merge and become Grey, or if they are too large. the lines look rough. i used to make all the projects double PAL size and when i rendered a frame the preview would fill up ...

jahnocli wrote:

mnagaha wrote:why "ooooh interlace flicker"?

Because there has just been quite a comprehensive thread on interlacing in this forum! Search for it -- you'll get the picture.

not a very techky guy
but very interesting ideas nonetheless!

Ooooh -- you mentioned interlace flicker, but I think you got away with it...I liked the 2.5D feel to it; could have done with a little faster cutting (maybe MTV has totally messed with my head...). Ithought it was pretty good though -- well done! thanks a lot jahnocli! you cant see much detail on ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXuNSZr_T2U

this is an animation done for a music program.
animated completely is ASP, composited in AAE (used AAE mainly beacause i had some problems with interlace flicker)

comments please

tell me about it!. in my work place i'm the only 2D animator. so naturally i'm the best one there. but all i have to do is look at a hayayo miyasaki film and i'm depressed for days. but i never stop watching his work (but i try not to, if i'm working on some thing big) in the end the work of the pro...