Production finished!
| Posted December 22, 2009 by Daniel Saarimäki 2 Thumb-ups |
You can see results here: http://www.wreckamovie.com/tasks/show/922
Rendering....
| Posted December 21, 2009 by Daniel Saarimäki 2 Thumb-ups |
Animating is done and I'm rendering this. Current status: 450/700 frames and 5 min/frame render time. My computer has been open over night and this is propably going to go over the night again, so it should be ready at tuesday.
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Sounds great, Julius! I'm sure we'll have lots of people on here that could use some distributed rendering power. And even more people that would be happy to contribute some of their own home/office computer processing power.
I hope that once we release the new Renderfarm.fi build of Blender 2.5 (January 2010), we can make it much more simple for people to send jobs to be rendered.
I tried to use renderfarm but I got stuck with the script. It won't accept my login. I can render this. It's not a problem.
Great stuff! Why don't you check out www.renderfarm.fi for the rendering? I think you could get it done in less than an hour using that. I'm sure the renderfarm.fi guys would be happy to help.
Yeah, go Daniel!
Animating started!
| Posted December 19, 2009 by Daniel Saarimäki 1 Thumb-up |
I have only two days time to animate this so I could render it on monday.
I have had two modellers modelling the dog and both of them have edited their own models. The final model I will use in my movie is made by Douglas. Davids model has still few problems.
The environment is now fully modelled. All I have to do is to animate!
Jobs to be done: Music, logo, animating, rendering and video editing.
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Rendering started! Let's see what comes out!
How long you can talk about this same crap (sorry).
As long as we all keep trying, I think we can all succeed. :)
I said before that I am experienced modeller but not good animator, so this film won't be so good. Anyway, we are all learning here. Nobody is perfect.
And to put that thing even nicer, your film was good, but I am not a fan of non-3d animations...
Ah, well that's a nicer way of putting it... ;)
Don't worry, I know what you mean.
But even if you're an experienced modeller, you might still be a beginner in animation.
I know some 3D artists who never do animation because they prefer to just design objects.
It was good, but I clearly saw that it was made by beginner.
"Quite much everything in your project was crap (sorry)."
Well, thanks. That's very encouraging. :)
... lol :)
Yep, but there is a difference. Quite much everything in your project was crap (sorry). I'm experienced modeller! It's weird that my film looks good but the animations aren't!
My first animation was the mouse one, you saw how crap that was! :)
But I learned a lot from it, so I'm glad I did it. :)
Yep, but it's hard to edit animation afterwards, so this will be what it will be :)
You will get better each time you try!
Everyone has to start somewhere! :)
I don't know can I keep that quality when animating. This is my first time ever when I try to animate something not for fun. Look for images at "animating" task.
That looks really good so far, well done! :)
Name changed
| Posted December 14, 2009 by Daniel Saarimäki 0 Thumb-ups |
It is quite boring to make a film where dog dies at christmas, so we decided to change the plot from negative to positive. The plot is much like the old one, but instead of being shot, the dog just watches the tree and there comes text "happy Xmas". To add something funny, I'm thinking to make the tree starting to fall over the dog. The movie stops when the tree is on the half way.
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Very nice, guys! It's incredible for one week making. You will get certainly another stars from me. Have a merry Christmas :)
What the...
Hey, you got featured status on WAM! :) Congrats...
It has been about 2 hours in the youtube now, and it has allready been watched 105 times and rated five stars three times!
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