Carey
Extraordinary
great scene...Morning Storm
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great scene...Morning Storm
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Done in honor of the passing of country great Merle Haggard. A great cattle lower...Nice render Carey.
Thanks for chipping in, late or not, and thank you for the hello! It's been a few years, yes!I know the post is a few weeks old but just saw it and want to say I'm soooo happy to see you around Haigan! It's been billions of years it seems.
For your question: I use 12 to 20 frames for gaits and on occasion up to 100 for random idle animations. A choice of 12 and 24 frames would be the ideal in my case.
You may wonder why I spend so much time looking at and enjoying other peoples work. I do it to keep my eye in training, old habit from college, to an artist it is all about hand eye coordination in life drawing class...In 3D it is all about training your eyes to see the details, so in a very real sense you are helping to train me....lolPortrait of My Paint II.
Remade the mane, tail and fetlocks textures and made a nw bump map.
This is what it looks like now.
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In my house it was church, and country music every Sunday til supper time. Now me I am rock and roll, but after I turned fifty there abouts, Sunday became Old Country again, I laugh when I remember how I used to complain about having to listen to "mom's" music....all Sunday Afternoon.Yes, I saw a notice in my NY Times eNewsletter this morning. Definitely a sad day in country music.
The man was an institution.
I can't believe you were able to make sense out of what I type, I was going to type it right, but then I got high....lol I have nights like that, my mind gets so far ahead of what my hands can do they just sort of go their own way for a moment...Getting old is so darn much fun... I am coming into my second childhood and typing like I am twelve years old again...lolI just used a seam checking light here because I wanted to show the mane.
But this light has no shadows and is not good for rendering for other purposes.
All the other lights seemed to cast such a heavy shadow that the mane looked almost black instead of white.
I also did not notice that somehow I put the coat texture on the cornea and that is why the eye looks odd.
I know it is that gremlin again doing that to try to drive me up the wall.