Yep! I'm perfectly happy with the renders straight from iClone!!


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here is my second take to the shark attack animation. I added dynamic hair and particles, redid the set dressing a bit and tweaked the lighting as well. Next i will play with camera angles, better facial expressions and eye line as well as make the shark a little more fluid. For best view watch it in full hd.



Here are some still, youtube steals some of the color with its compression.











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OOOO Sweet! Excellent video! You always do great work and this sweet scene is a perfect example of your talent.

pete


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thank you Pete, these little exercises are great to learn the new tools, making the hair feel that it was under water was a lot of fun to play with. same with the sails on the wrecked ship. I also love the fact that you can animate the wind/current forces. So easy to manipulate. RL did a great job with this.



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Very nice!!! Great to see the master at work!!!


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Great vid Cris. I liked the second one better then the first. It definitely looked more realistic and believable. I'm looking forward to learning iClone 6 when I get finished with this contest video.



Doug

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Meet the Ancient Android. This was just a quick render i did whilst experimenting with indigo.