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VES
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Last Active: 5 Years Ago
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Here's a fun project I did that shows how CTA 3 can manipulate objects.
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jlittle
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jlittle
Posted 10 Years Ago
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Looking good! The Prop Key Editor is going to be a very useful tool!!! Jeff
Get my Plugin Manager and TaskNotes plugins for iClone. Check out EZColors and Other products for CTA/CA. EZColors: the easy way to change Render Styled (RS) colors! See my CTA Tutorials on the YouTube channel CTAStepByStep
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Andy Boy
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Andy Boy
Posted 10 Years Ago
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Hi guys I have been fooling around with the prop key editor deform function again :)
Take a look:
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VES
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This is a project I am working on for my sister's church. It utilizes CTA 3 for all the letter animations. I am using CTA 2 and Iclone 5 Pro as well and Sony Vegas Pro for the final render. Although any animation is time consuming, as you all know, I am constantly amazed how wonderful results can be achieved by the average Reallusion product user.
A few times, CTA 3 crashes when I exit the program for some reason. It was quite stable when creating the letter animations.
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Posted 10 Years Ago
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Love the work you're doing VES. The fly swatter, crab and wiggling letters ALL look awesome. And thanks for giving Larry Stickman a good spanking. He needs it.
Garry Pye www.facebook.com/garrypyeanimations?ref=bookmarks
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VES
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CTA 3 will open up so many possibilities in titles as well. Here's an experiment in creating "Living" letters that could be animated in unlimited ways.
I used Iclone to create 3D letters on green background. Got rid of the background in Photoshop. Imported it in as an bone based actor in CTA 3 and created the motions. Once I had the speed of the motions the way I wanted, I used the Collect Clip function and added it to the Action menu. By saving it to the custom actor folder, I could create the whole alphabet.
Very impressed so far.
Is the final version going to have the 3D like layering that CTA 2 has now?
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VES
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Thanks for letting me know. I've changed it.
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toonsunlimited
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toonsunlimited
Posted 10 Years Ago
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VES Your videos are listed as Private...You will need to change it to unlisted in order for us to see it.


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VES
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Nice lung and heart animation.
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VES
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Here is one of my first quick projects, proving you can animate a piece of clip art very easily. It's certainly not polished, but I like it.
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