A spider.  Don't take this one too seriously, the leg movements are
completely guesswork.  Same goes for the rest of it, I didn't model or
texture after a real one except by memory somewhat.
This is only 60 frames at 240 by 180 res., the file didn't compress well due
to a moving gradient floor plane.
Get a shoe out and have a look please.

Bob
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Bob Hughes wrote:
> 
> A spider.  Don't take this one too seriously, the leg movements are
> completely guesswork.  Same goes for the rest of it, I didn't model or
> texture after a real one except by memory somewhat.
> This is only 60 frames at 240 by 180 res., the file didn't compress well due
> to a moving gradient floor plane.
> Get a shoe out and have a look please.
> 

I can't judge the legs' movement, but it looks good.  OTOH most spiders have a
more circular arrangement of the legs.

Maybe do a whole array of spiders moving synchronous :-)

Christoph

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Looks very good. Remember that the legs move in groups of 3 (or was that for
insects?), two on one side, one on the other... oh, yeah, that is insects.
Ignore this. :) Good work.

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"Christoph Hormann" <Chr### [at] schunteretctu-bsde> wrote in
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| I can't judge the legs' movement, but it looks good.  OTOH most spiders
have a
| more circular arrangement of the legs.
|
| Maybe do a whole array of spiders moving synchronous :-)

Yeah, I think you're absolutely right about the more evenly circled legs.
Oh well, I made it into a scorpion now and they are arranged more like I
already had them.  Going to post that here as a bunch like you suggested.

Bob

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