Great original meshs Popeye. Nice modeling and rigging.

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Great creativity and innovation

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Apple Core with Banana Bits + 4 strings
Double Whopper with triple cheeseboard
1 x Mega huge Ram and a couple of sheep
HDD 2 x TerrraBurgers

duchess i must say that elephant texture is sooo awesome - looks very realistic

Hi Duchess!
You are but the Queen of MAX!
Your pachyderms look fantastic. I have some ideas on animal design and later I will contact you to discuss the matter. I'm going to give you a hint: You can pair skeletons inside iAvatar and, although they will become a "new" generation they load OK. With an extra set of "arm" bones you can disable the skin to regular arm bones and enable the extra set. In the animation menu you will find means to transfer the left leg motion to the right new "arm-leg"
and viceversa with the other set.... Hummmmm:cool:

Mike Aparicio-Reallusion Certified Innovative Content Developer

Mike,

This is a technique I am working on as well.  Can you shed more light on pairing skeletons?

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It look freaking awesome. Ive been trying to build an alligator for days now and i just cant seem to get it right. lol.

I wanted to take a look at this thread again to see if there's been any headway from any of the max experts with animal avatars. I know Duchess had some early success with avatars on the elephants and Popeye had some good work on animal props. I think it's a great area worth exploring a little deeper so I wanted to bring a contributory thread back into focus on the forum for poignant discussion.

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