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By DesertWalker - 16 Years Ago
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Before animals can play bigger roles in movies/videos, they need to be able to talk and have some facial expresions, claws/paws/front legs gestures, etc. Is this interesting and challenging enough for someone to give it a try and come up with a pack of talking farm animals or household animals?
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By Paumanok West - 16 Years Ago
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Toons feature 2 strategies for talking animals: more realistic quadrupeds or toony bipeds.
If it takes too long for someone to respond to your request, you might be able to craft a biped for yourself out of Jimmy Toon. Keep stretching the features and saving the head and re-loading the head.
I noodled around for a few minutes and came up with this bizarre creation. It just shows that the head can be stretched a lot.
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By Paumanok West - 16 Years Ago
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Here he is in a partially-tooned state, as a lion. Again, just to show what can be done.
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By DesertWalker - 16 Years Ago
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Thanks for the suggestion. Making my own animals will be the last option but it may comes down to it - currently I have a project half-finished because of issues with an animals pack. It is a fun project that should be done a month ago. Now I am losing interest in finishing the project because of the wait.
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By W.VEEKE - 16 Years Ago
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hHi, since a few weeks I am able to design talking animals. So what do you want the most?
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