I am so glad to hear that someone is managing to tackle the animation. The Minnesota Science museum is offering a summer camp for 13 to 16 year olds (my son is 14) on 3d software, including blender. I've decided to really push him to go, he can teach me what he learns lol.
Quote:Originally posted by Ysne
The Minnesota Science museum is offering a summer camp for 13 to 16 year olds (my son is 14) on 3d software, including blender. I've decided to really push him to go, he can teach me what he learns lol.
Cool, and smart :goodjob:
Sweet. I would go into animation next year at baker college, but that would mean an extra year of math :eek:.
You might want to do a list of pros and cons about that extra year of math. It could very well open up lots of doors job opportunity wise. There are also lots of uses for animation beyond games. Web education is one area that comes to mind.
I love your work Shank.
Sry for not posting for a while, but I have just moved back to the city and havent goten internet yet, so Im typing from my job. So far I have managed to get the animations to work in nifscope. All I need to do is figure out how to convert them from nif to kf format( im getting closer :bananarock
. I have also found some idle animations done by a japanes modder that are kinda like the ones that im trying to make.
http://oblimemo.borialis.org/2008/03/01/1832/
Don't worry about it Shank, good to know you're still with us
That website looks interesting, I hope those idle animations can be usefull.
Success!!!! :chaos: Bwa ha ha ha ha ha *thunder, lightning, man strikes gong*
http://www.putfile.com/pic/8030477
Allthough its only a forward walk animation and its not exactly jodan no kamae, I am happy none the less. It takes a long time for me to make the animations then convert them to kf. format, but its not realy that difficult.
