. . . not everyone's cup of tea . . . however . . . the whole Andy series was drawn and animated in Anime Studio Pro 5.5.
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p ... E036D42886
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areyouguystwins
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Well... this is something I had started doing earlier and then finished it up with some screen captures from AS 6.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIizjus-zC0
p.s. Most of the clips were rerendered in AS 6 pro
-vern
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIizjus-zC0
p.s. Most of the clips were rerendered in AS 6 pro
-vern
Wow Vern,
That kind of demo could make an extremely powerful selling tool. I love the whole idea of showing the animation and then the rigging and technique behind it.
I have also checked out your website and while very little of it is actually live at the moment, I can't wait until it is. Sign me up!
I'm really excited about seeing how you set up your rigs, especially the kind you show around the 2 minute mark on your reel. Your are the master!
AgentSmith, please, Please, PLEASE include this demo reel on Smith Micro's page. It alone will sell tons of copies of Anime Studio.
Pierre
That kind of demo could make an extremely powerful selling tool. I love the whole idea of showing the animation and then the rigging and technique behind it.
I have also checked out your website and while very little of it is actually live at the moment, I can't wait until it is. Sign me up!
I'm really excited about seeing how you set up your rigs, especially the kind you show around the 2 minute mark on your reel. Your are the master!
AgentSmith, please, Please, PLEASE include this demo reel on Smith Micro's page. It alone will sell tons of copies of Anime Studio.
Pierre
Thanks AniPierre!
I had so much fun with this. I want to do more like this. I have lots of little animated files that look great but you can't see how they were done. I plan to incorporate this in my tutorials from now on. One of the tutorials I just did shows exactly how to set up bone chains like I used for "Larry Liger's" tail. I should actually use that file at the end for a real world example.
I did however... speed up the "working" clips. I could squeeze a lot more into it. I hope that doesn't give the wrong impression on the "speed" of the application. I drink a lot of coffee but not THAT much.
-vern
I had so much fun with this. I want to do more like this. I have lots of little animated files that look great but you can't see how they were done. I plan to incorporate this in my tutorials from now on. One of the tutorials I just did shows exactly how to set up bone chains like I used for "Larry Liger's" tail. I should actually use that file at the end for a real world example.
I did however... speed up the "working" clips. I could squeeze a lot more into it. I hope that doesn't give the wrong impression on the "speed" of the application. I drink a lot of coffee but not THAT much.
-vern
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Thats a very fun form to see AS in action, Vern! I hope it don't intimidate new users, you know, your constructions are so perfect. Maybe we all should show our files this way on share your work. Uhm, if just my computer could capture at a decent frame rate 
Hey, Mikdog and Barry work is awesome, I always have admired them. I would like to see some new animations from sang on the new gallery too. They show 3 different ways of animate on AS, which make fell the software as versatile as it is.
Hey, Mikdog and Barry work is awesome, I always have admired them. I would like to see some new animations from sang on the new gallery too. They show 3 different ways of animate on AS, which make fell the software as versatile as it is.
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b15fliptop
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I would have that looked at, probably...heyvern wrote: I got caught off guard, and laughed so hard coffee came out my nose.... and I wasn't drinking any coffee which is REALLY strange.
But seriously, that means a lot coming from you. Your stuff is at a whole different level. I know enough about animating to tell the stories I want to tell, but you, and several others here, are artists.
Here's another one that was actually a "real" job.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99jHKTRZWcs
I am in the "Potato" group. I am ALWAYS in the potato group.
-vern
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99jHKTRZWcs
I am in the "Potato" group. I am ALWAYS in the potato group.
-vern
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Barry Baker
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I took some time to peruse the rest of the work here, and there's some great examples. Apart from Mikdog's goldfish film, which I already mentioned, here are some others that impressed me.
Sea of Idiots by b15fliptop is really well written, and makes good use of AS's 3D features. Most importantly, it makes me laugh!
I love Selgin's "johnson's teletón spot". It's beautifully designed and fluid. Very impressive.
Vern's demo reel is amazing! Your bone rigs are way in advance of modern terrestrial science and lead me to suspect you are an emissary from the distant future.
Barry
Sea of Idiots by b15fliptop is really well written, and makes good use of AS's 3D features. Most importantly, it makes me laugh!
I love Selgin's "johnson's teletón spot". It's beautifully designed and fluid. Very impressive.
Vern's demo reel is amazing! Your bone rigs are way in advance of modern terrestrial science and lead me to suspect you are an emissary from the distant future.
Barry
