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Old 29-Jul-2004, 22:45   #1
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Default 3D ANIMATION CLIP MADE WITH MAYA 5

CHACK OUT A LITTLE CLIP MADE WITH MAYA 5

http://www.gambinoproductions.com/POPCANWEB.mov

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Old 29-Jul-2004, 23:22   #2
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Too be honest not too spectacular. I was expecting Onimusha3 like CG
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Old 30-Jul-2004, 02:32   #3
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gambino,

After reading thop's reply, I was not expecting much. SWEET that is cool! Great job man, way better than anything I could do.

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Old 30-Jul-2004, 03:04   #4
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gambino,

After reading thop's reply, I was not expecting much. SWEET that is cool! Great job man, way better than anything I could do.

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you got the site back up, aha!
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Old 30-Jul-2004, 04:53   #5
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Althornin,

I got tired of waiting for my old www.drffreeze.com to open back up, so I just got drffreeze.net. =)

Short blurb about it here....
http://www.beyond3d.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14480

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gambino.... try adding some actual geometry to the top of the popcans. use HDRI for lighting. maybe throw in a small ammount of dof and motion blur.
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Old 31-Jul-2004, 02:37   #7
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I will try to some of your ideas


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Old 31-Jul-2004, 07:54   #8
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i made a longer version of the animation with a differnt camera angle .

http://www.gambinoproductions.com/POPCANWEB.mov

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Old 31-Jul-2004, 12:29   #9
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Can you like, NOT encode in apple-format the next time please?
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Can you like, NOT encode in apple-format the next time please?
practically all CGers use quicktime format, because if you're doing video editing then the Mac with Final Cut Pro is simply the best you can get without investing in a full-blown Avid system. So, .mov format is the standard among CG animators. When I'm judging competitions I will not even view .avi's and, although I feel bad for the few people who use it, it's their own fault for using a non-standard where everyone else is using .mov
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When I'm judging competitions I will not even view .avi's
Uhh, that sounds very...intelligent...
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When I'm judging competitions I will not even view .avi's
Uhh, that sounds very...intelligent...
sorry.... i meant .wmv Basically, anything that Quicktime can't play because it is the industry standard and everyone competent enough to make a submission should know that.
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Why can't you judge the quality of an animation because the format it's stored in isn't quicktime?

It's like saying a gymnastics judge refuses to judge competitors wearing black tights.

That's just dumb, dude. Period.
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Why can't you judge the quality of an animation because the format it's stored in isn't quicktime?

It's like saying a gymnastics judge refuses to judge competitors wearing black tights.

That's just dumb, dude. Period.
i didnt say not in quicktime format, i said one that quicktime doesnt play. the reson for that is that quicktime is the only program i will use for video, except for PowerDVD fr my DVD drive. and it's not like a judge refusing to judge competitors wearing black tights, it's like a judge refusing to judge contestants that want to perform at a different location and transmit their performance over live video feed. I using a non-standard format is unproffesional and I don't see a reason to waste my time on it when they make the conscious choice to use it. industry standard hardware for video editing is Mac's and anyone who isn't able to make their animation compatible (without having to download Microsofts player, i dont want anything MS touching my Mac or UNIX systems and I think most people that run them feel the same) deserves the harsh judgement that they recieve.
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Old 31-Jul-2004, 23:29   #15
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In your animation I believe "your" should be "you're".
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Old 03-Aug-2004, 13:17   #16
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Can you like, NOT encode in apple-format the next time please?

Try googling for quicktimealternative.

Lets you watch quicktime formats on a properly functioning player (eg media player classic) rather than that crappy quicktime one which is probably only beaten for crapness by realone (which there is also a realalternative for)
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Can you like, NOT encode in apple-format the next time please?

Try googling for quicktimealternative.

Lets you watch quicktime formats on a properly functioning player (eg media player classic) rather than that crappy quicktime one which is probably only beaten for crapness by realone (which there is also a realalternative for)
i happen to prefer quicktime player. it's light and compact, especially as opposed to some other bloated apps (wmplayer? )
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*me waits for LB to post in this thread*.....or anything related to Maya.
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maya rules! esp Maya 6 Unlimited on the mac FINALLY! woohoooo!
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*me waits for LB to post in this thread*.....or anything related to Maya.
I know,i know i have become complaicent... I looked over this thread and never had the time or will to respond. In fact i still haven't had the time to check out the video...

Anyway, i'm still waiting for Maya 6 and the [PR talk] unlimited, endless possibilities it gives artists, with new, advanced, sophisticated features that have made Maya the world leading 3D package! [/PR talk]
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*me waits for LB to post in this thread*.....or anything related to Maya.
I know,i know i have become complaicent... I looked over this thread and never had the time or will to respond. In fact i still haven't had the time to check out the video...

Anyway, i'm still waiting for Maya 6 and the [PR talk] unlimited, endless possibilities it gives artists, with new, advanced, sophisticated features that have made Maya the world leading 3D package! [/PR talk]
bah, the only reason i am even considering the upgrade from v5 is the new hair. furr is dandy, but it just cant do long hair. still im not sure it's worht the bandwi... err... money
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i happen to prefer quicktime player. it's light and compact, especially as opposed to some other bloated apps (wmplayer? )

media player classic does not = wmplayer.

and quicktime is hardly compact considering the initial installer weighs in at 11MB for windows and 19MB for mac OSX

mpc runs from a single exe and is only 1.3MB in size, is very flexible with filters and codecs and plays pretty much everything.
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Is there a story how they selected "Maya" name?? Is it an abbreviation? Bec'se Maya is an Indian (Sanskrit) name.
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Google it! I've always thought about that too...
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Is there a story how they selected "Maya" name?? Is it an abbreviation? Bec'se Maya is an Indian (Sanskrit) name.
Google it! I've always thought about that too...
i thought of that already and didnt come up with anything
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