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Capemedia
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Capemedia
Posted 16 Years Ago
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Guy what you are doing is amazing and I totally support it. In fact I would love you to do a more indepth tutorial on how you made the opening video. I will learn from it and I'm sure others would. Also we are making motion pictures, that means that the images dictate our interest. I'm one of the first to argue about a good story, but without amazing visuals you are not going to get noticed. Keep up the amazing work, I look forward to more. Thanks Cape!
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Paumanok West
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Paumanok West
Posted 16 Years Ago
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Capemedia (5/17/2010) I'm one of the first to argue about a good story, but without amazing visuals you are not going to get noticed.Exactly. ;)
General Picture - animating now to life itself(tm) Member of Content Wizards
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Dreamcube017
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Dreamcube017
Posted 16 Years Ago
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That post two posts above... = best post ever. That's why I continue to make suggestions. I know you guys don't EVER see anything I make so to most it seems like I don't really do anything, but I assure you I run lots of test in iClone and other software as well so I'm still doing stuff on the back end.
---------------------------------------------------- ***BEST OF THE CORE** :A music reel demonstrating the different types of music I produce for multimedia. Hope everyone enjoys.
Player not working? Use this link.
My other audio work.
Facebook page:
Creation begins at the core.
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Capemedia
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Capemedia
Posted 16 Years Ago
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Dreamcube017 (5/17/2010) That post two posts above... = best post ever.
That's why I continue to make suggestions.
I know you guys don't EVER see anything I make so to most it seems like I don't really do anything, but I assure you I run lots of test in iClone and other software as well so I'm still doing stuff on the back end.Not to sound eager, but did you mean mine? And if so thanks, if not....just forget this post :D
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GOETZIWOOD STUDIOS
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GOETZIWOOD STUDIOS
Posted 16 Years Ago
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Anim8torCathy (5/17/2010) ../.. I want to reiterate what has been said here: that I believe it is vital to the growth of this software and our growth as filmmakers that folks like yourself push the boundaries of this software and real-time animation in general. I've been with iClone since version 1 when nobody took it seriously, but there was a handful of us who saw the 'promise' in this program and stuck with it over the years, exploring each new possibility as it evolved. I am convinced we are only at the 'tip of the iceberg' regarding what can be ultimately achieved../..Indeed, and I would like to add that I really like iClone, actualy. Despite my rants and wining, wich are biased because I'm used to professional tools, I think iClone is right on the spot and they did a great job to simplify ( too much for my test, but.. ;) ) the complexity of the underlying processes. I think the way Avatars are organised with their sub-parts and materials is really great, plus if you count on CloneCloth & CloneBot you have a great latitude of customization. I'm agree with you regarding the 'tip of the iceberg' and I believe the rest of the iceberg can be unleashed with only 10% or 20% more effort on iClone features, inlcuding a way for us to script/code automated tasks ( like placing set blocks proceduraly, etc.. ) and do procedural animations. I've endorsed the 'mission' to push iClone as far as I can with my professional background to show to the iClone developers what is really missing or the real issues that have to be adressed in order to reach a higher technical level of quality. I'm not sure they will listen to me, but this is my way of helping the community and at least I'll have done something. The rest is in their hands. ;) Cheers, Guy.
-- guy rabiller | GOETZIWOOD STUDIOS "N.O.E." (Nations Of Earth) Sci-Fi TV Show, Showrunner.
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Dreamcube017
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Dreamcube017
Posted 16 Years Ago
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grabiller (5/20/2010)
Anim8torCathy (5/17/2010) ../.. I want to reiterate what has been said here: that I believe it is vital to the growth of this software and our growth as filmmakers that folks like yourself push the boundaries of this software and real-time animation in general. I've been with iClone since version 1 when nobody took it seriously, but there was a handful of us who saw the 'promise' in this program and stuck with it over the years, exploring each new possibility as it evolved. I am convinced we are only at the 'tip of the iceberg' regarding what can be ultimately achieved../..Indeed, and I would like to add that I really like iClone, actualy. Despite my rants and wining, wich are biased because I'm used to professional tools, I think iClone is right on the spot and they did a great job to simplify ( too much for my test, but.. ;) ) the complexity of the underlying processes. I think the way Avatars are organised with their sub-parts and materials is really great, plus if you count on CloneCloth & CloneBot you have a great latitude of customization. I'm agree with you regarding the 'tip of the iceberg' and I believe the rest of the iceberg can be unleashed with only 10% or 20% more effort on iClone features, inlcuding a way for us to script/code automated tasks ( like placing set blocks proceduraly, etc.. ) and do procedural animations. I've endorsed the 'mission' to push iClone as far as I can with my professional background to show to the iClone developers what is really missing or the real issues that have to be adressed in order to reach a higher technical level of quality. I'm not sure they will listen to me, but this is my way of helping the community and at least I'll have done something. The rest is in their hands. ;) Cheers, Guy. That's great and I agree... as long as it doesn't get overly complicated... I opened 3DS Max and I'm like.... wtf is this? Maya is actually more intuitive because I can kind of tell what things do by looking at the icons... most of the times. And at Capemedia... yes I meant your's. I normally just make tech demos and "sparkly graphics" because my character designing skills aren't the best YET. If I had some really great characters to start with, I'd be set and I know there are some good ones out there... just nothign I can incorperate yet I don't think.
---------------------------------------------------- ***BEST OF THE CORE** :A music reel demonstrating the different types of music I produce for multimedia. Hope everyone enjoys.
Player not working? Use this link.
My other audio work.
Facebook page:
Creation begins at the core.
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GOETZIWOOD STUDIOS
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GOETZIWOOD STUDIOS
Posted 16 Years Ago
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Hello, Capemedia (5/17/2010) Guy what you are doing is amazing and I totally support it../..Thanks a lot for your kind words and support ( and aknzrdude, Cathy, blue, Cris, gizmo, Dulci, zuijlen, Paumanok, and all the others I forgot, thanks ! ). Capemedia (5/17/2010) ../.. In fact I would love you to do a more indepth tutorial on how you made the opening video. I will learn from it and I'm sure others would../..I would love to create tutorials but right now I don't have much time and also as english is not my native tongue, I can't really speak english well so either you'll get bored or you wont understand a thing ;) I'm trying to create a short movie right now for submission to the Sci-Fi contest, but I'm unsure I'll be able to finish it in time. Will see. Not a big deal though, just for me to work 'under pressure' while experimenting everything I can until the deadline. After that I'll look into it, and find a way to create tutorials for iClone with iClone ( perhaps with synthesized voices, or something.. ). Capemedia (5/17/2010) ../.. Keep up the amazing work, I look forward to more../..I'll try ! Cheers, Guy.
-- guy rabiller | GOETZIWOOD STUDIOS "N.O.E." (Nations Of Earth) Sci-Fi TV Show, Showrunner.
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Illustrator Cathy
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Illustrator Cathy
Posted 16 Years Ago
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Last Active: 11 Years Ago
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"After that I'll look into it, and find a way to create tutorials for iClone with iClone ( perhaps with synthesized voices, or something.. )." Hey Guy- There are a ton of seasoned voice actors among us who would be glad to lend their voices to your projects. I should know - I'm one of them. Don't hesitate to ask. Cathy :hehe:
Just click on the graphic to go there.
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Dreamcube017
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Dreamcube017
Posted 16 Years Ago
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Agreed. I'm willing to help you if you need it as well.
---------------------------------------------------- ***BEST OF THE CORE** :A music reel demonstrating the different types of music I produce for multimedia. Hope everyone enjoys.
Player not working? Use this link.
My other audio work.
Facebook page:
Creation begins at the core.
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Capemedia
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Capemedia
Posted 16 Years Ago
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Same here Guy, if you need anything just ask :D Taking iClone to the next level of quailty is something I am fully into.
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