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> Wow, good job. Pixar given you any offers yet? :)
No, not yet. But thanks for the praise! :-)
> Anyways, the robot looks great and moves really cool. It's outside my
minds
> grasp how you do it, but it look really neat.
Ah, simple arithmetic and rigging. Give the robot a position for the right
hand, and there it'll be, connected from the shoulder with a tube. A few
more variables to properly adjust the tube, but that's basically it. A
couple of scripts to perform the transformations... It's something you pick
up on once you start taking classes about local and global space and such...
> I would also say keep up the good work,
> but Im leaning more towards quicken up the paste... cuz I want more! ;)
Me too! :-) I'm just too swamped with other work and problems to properly
focus on this and am quite satisfied that I even managed to get this short
clip out despite everything else...
Regards,
Tim
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aka "Tim Nikias"
Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>
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