Replying to @cgcookie
Default Cube. Because Ice Cube's job is eating these doughnuts.
Wayne Dixon ( @[email protected] ) retweeted
How I made the Day to night cycle in #Blender for my #Blender3D short animated film
#shortfilm #blender3Dart
Practising an 8 legged walk cycle with the spider from Sprite Fright.
The feet and torso were not world aligned......so I fixed that.
#b3d #blender #animation
Replying to @pierrick_picaut
Keep being you man.
Wayne Dixon ( @[email protected] ) retweeted
hey mastodonverse!, here is a video I released a couple of weeks ago about this set of tools for animation in blender that the lovely peeps at PatazAnimation are developing:
youtu.be/ELb4ham5rVk
#animation #b3d
Wayne Dixon ( @[email protected] ) retweeted
Halloween Timelapse from my latest collab with puppetmaker @BeetleOwl and compositor @stacydavison on instagram.
Replying to @jamesneale
can't you just pack the file, then unpack > create where necessary?
I'm pretty sure it will pack/unpack all the sounds and vids
Replying to @lucasfalcao3d @BlenderConf
Looking great man!
Replying to @OTrealms
I built animation nodes with python 3.10 and replicated it with a loop function.
Sometimes progress isn't always forward.
Tried Onion Skinning but doesn't auto refresh.
Here is a test with Animation Nodes (best solution so far)
Wasn't straight forward as I had to compile Animation Nodes for python 3.10 myself as the latest version doesn't work with the current #b3d version
Replying to @Sad_Lux
Hmm i wonder if i can hack that to do what i need.
Or i need to figure our how to build animation nodes for python 3.10
It used to be a click of a button :(
Replying to @nobody__137
Not motion paths, no.
Dupliframes could create an instance on every frame and update in real-time.
Replying to @Sad_Lux
Nah motion paths are different. I'm talking about creating instances of an object based on every frame of animation.
It's more like onion skinning - but dupliframes
Replying to @ToshiCG
Yeah. At Fuzz we used Dropbox for many years. Then Nate bought a NAS box (Synology) and we worked the same way as DB.
This year we are using instances on AWS and it's a pain in my butt. Doesn't work well with multi country users.
Replying to @ToshiCG
Small team? you can use something like Dropbox/Synology
Only have 1 "master" version of every file that needs linking and iterate in a subfolder. This is how you can update a rig w/o breaking the linking, and roll back if your fix broke something.
Iterate with 'save as'
Wayne Dixon ( @[email protected] ) retweeted
A timelapse showing me animating the beautiful monkeybone fan puppet by @beetleowl . #stopmotion #animation #magic #monkeybone #fun #animal #pets #stuntpuppetpictures #justinrasch
12h
Replying to @Sad_Lux @pierrick_picaut
-check the graph editor, it's possible you have keys on sub frames.
-maybe you have drivers/constraints that are muted
-check any action constraints
-also if you have drivers, autokeying can add keyframes to that curve too even when it shouldn't



