Re: AqsisMovieProject

Well, with the MakeHuman script for blender you can create really complex
humanoids with ease, doing the IK for those would be some work though.



On Tue, 3 Aug 2004, Brett W. McCoy wrote:

> Deke Kincaid wrote:
> 
> > This sounds pretty cool but animation and compositing is going to be  
> > pretty painful with the current opensource software unless you keep the  
> > characters and project as a whole really simple.  Please don't make the  
> > mistake everyone else does when starting a dead end short and try to do  
> > the most complex thing that will blow everyone away.  Just try to make  
> > everyone laugh.  You can do that with the simplest of objects.  Just  
> > look at southpark, team america, don hertzfeldt shorts(bobby's balloon,  
> > rejected, etc... www.bitterfilms.com) or Major Damage  
> > (www.majordamage.org).
> > 
> > I know you guys are probably trying to show the power of Aqsis but you  
> > will be rewarded much more by skipping the cool but boring scifi short  
> > (ie rockfish) and going with the smart, funny, simple short.
> 
> The basic idea is to demonstrate what can be done with open source 
> software, and yes, to show off some features of Aqsis. :-)  The recent 
> demo reel for Blender has shown that rather fancy animation can be 
> achieved.  I think between Blender and K-3D, quite a bit can be done.
> 
> What we need to start off with is a solid concept.  Whether a 7 minute 
> Looney Toons type of thing or a Fantasia-esque abstract music video, or 
> whatever.  One suggestion was to adapt a short piece of SF by Larry Niven.
> 
> -- Brett
> 
> 
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