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Anticipation: Tyson
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22 Feb 2006Well I had a couple of hours this evening to throw together an entry. I figured since I "skipped" out on the last challenge in the end, I had better enter this one to avoid an angry mob. A mob of what? I don't know.....but a mob all the same.
So........
http://www.tysonibele.com/Main/Animatio ... pation.mov (600k)
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dami 62 posts22 Feb 2006hey t,really cool and REALLY funny!
i also wanted to enter but i have no idea of how to "rig" the ball??
are u uising ffds or something?could u plz tell me.it would be greatly appreciated.
thanx man -
22 Feb 2006He he - i quite like your sense of humor Tyson, excellent stuff.
I have no crits about your anim, he he, poor ball, he really gets worked up, ohhh, i feel sorry for the little guy
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22 Feb 2006ouch, hehe, really nice entry. I'm also interested to know how you rig this ball
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brijach 6 posts22 Feb 2006 looks great...and funny -
22 Feb 2006amazing stuff tyson,
you never cease to impress me!!!
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23 Feb 2006man.. u have no idea how much i always like ur work.... always so inspiring and funny !
Great stuff Tyson! Amazingly Great Stuff !!! *Big Applause!*
Since everyone asking, may i know too how u rig that ball? Or it's done with modifier? Really want to learn from you. -
23 Feb 2006i've seen better
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23 Feb 2006LOL Franklyn.....thanks for the critique and suggestions
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Echo 21 posts23 Feb 2006oh very nice the landing on the edge was done very cool -
23 Feb 2006lol im just kidding ... there is just too much tyson worship in this thread . i thought i'd deviate from the norm. its actually a really cool animation ..but ofcourse you already knew that grr.
can you show us the rig you used ? it doesnt look like standard squash and stretch. -
23 Feb 2006The rig consists of this:
1 ball is hidden which controls position and squash and stretch. It's pivot point is at the bottom of the ball so that the squash will deform it top to bottom.
The ball you see is a 2nd ball which is linked to the first one. It's pivot point is in its centre so that it can rotate like a regular ball (ie...roll).
An FFD modifier is on the 2nd ball (the one you see) to control the bit of crease you see when it hits the edge.
Other than that, everything is animated using the transform controls only (pos, rot, scale).....there is no fancy rig
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Echo 21 posts23 Feb 2006how is the first ball linked to the second to give it the squash?
i used an xform modifier for this, where one modifier would control rotation one would control squash and in that order so all rotation happened before any squash.
but it did get a little messy looking in the curve editor for the rotation keys of one xform when i had multiple xforms present -
24 Feb 2006Linked using the link tool
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Echo 21 posts24 Feb 2006hehe some of lifes greatest mysteries are so simple.
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