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Cricky
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Cricky
Posted 17 Years Ago
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marinetbryant
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marinetbryant
Posted 17 Years Ago
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Had a couple of sessions with Cricky. The man has the patience of a saint! Hope to add more to the forum down the road. Thanks all.
Tom
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stuckon3d
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stuckon3d
Posted 17 Years Ago
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marinetbryant (11/18/2009) Am on Stuckon3D's next class list and will have a session with Cricky this weekend. Been reading the downloaded manual getting familiar with the layout tabs, etc.
A little boring history-this is my first foray into "animation" and my only other experience is making one slideshow/video(which turned out better than expected!).
Again, thanks all.
Tom
Good for you Tom, the more you learn , the faster you will be up and running making movies. Stuckon3d

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marinetbryant
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marinetbryant
Posted 17 Years Ago
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Last Active: 17 Years Ago
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Am on Stuckon3D's next class list and will have a session with Cricky this weekend. Been reading the downloaded manual getting familiar with the layout tabs, etc.
A little boring history-this is my first foray into "animation" and my only other experience is making one slideshow/video(which turned out better than expected!).
Again, thanks all.
Tom
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Raven2angel
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Raven2angel
Posted 17 Years Ago
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Peter (RL)
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Peter (RL)
Posted 17 Years Ago
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As well as all the great tips above, it is also well worth visitng James Martin's iClone Certified Training website. There are numerous short tutorials there that you can try as well as lots of really useful information. James used to be Reallusion's video tutorial guy so he knows all there is to know about iClone. iClone Certified Training
Peter Forum Administrator www.reallusion.com
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jimmygee
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jimmygee
Posted 17 Years Ago
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Last Active: 11 Years Ago
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Hello and welcome, very helpful people on this forum,even for the simple questions.If you're anything like me, be prepared for many hours of fun with your new toy! Jimmy
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safegaard
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safegaard
Posted 17 Years Ago
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Last Active: 6 Years Ago
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Welcome to the forum. Have fun :)
For the love of 3d http://www.safegaard.com
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aknzrdude
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aknzrdude
Posted 17 Years Ago
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Last Active: 6 Years Ago
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definitely david - I am all for supporting those who are always willing to led a hand - and great point on thinking out of the box - i have seen more 'why didn't i think of that' stuff from cricky than anyone else here i've learned from both cricky and stuckon3D so so can't go wrong with either one

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DesertWalker
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DesertWalker
Posted 17 Years Ago
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Last Active: 9 Years Ago
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Totally agree with Popeye and sumthinwong. Of the few times I asked for tips in the forum, Cricky, among a few other very helpful users, was there ready to help. He is not only a guru on the apps, but also an outside-of-the-box thinker who can come up with creative solutions that can not be found in standard iClone instructions. As iClone user community grows, each of us will want to focus on a few things we love to do the most and delegate/outsource the rest to users who do them the best, I can see people like Cricky play even more important roles in the community. Now he needs to raise the fee. Many volunteer events provide more than $5 worth of free patries and coffee :) Important edit: Of course, Peter and other RL people are always ready to help.
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