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CG Pack : Part 1 : Female Walk Cycle
11 Comments Published by Bart on February 26th, 2008 in Training Videos, Videotutorials
CG Channel have published part of their training DVD 'CG Pack Part 1': Female Walk Cycle.
It's a whopping 30 minutes of high-quality content in which Jonathan Abenhaim will transform the Sam Fisher (Splintercell) walkcycle into a female walkcycle. Even though its' done using Max all the techniques are applicable to Blender as well.
Okay, it's an *old* link (2004!) but it's so cool I just have to share it with you ;-)
- Embedded video
- Direct link (254MB Quicktime)
Enjoy and oh, and maybe someone can mirror that file before we fry their servers?
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thx for the head up , ure the man, bart :)
Wow! haven't watched it yet, but I was able to sustain about 1 MB/sec download rate…I must be one of the first few!!. I've saved it to my host for mirroring, but I'll transfer at around a tenth or less of the speed their servers are capable of right now…so don't hit me unless the other is dying!!
http://www.loklomedia.com/blender/CgPack01_Final.file (replace the .file extension with .mov once downloaded…I don't want it streaming from my machine).
I remember watching this a while back, good stuff!
Mirror: http://betabit.org/Blender/CgPack01_Final.mov (right click to download)
Right click to download from this mirror: http://betabit.org/Blender/CgPack01_Final.mov
There should be a biped system in Blender. It speeds workflow a lot. And you don't have to do basic steps again and again and…
Aka, just build one, then reuse it. It's not that hard. And usually no 2 skeletons are the same. As an animator, different characters require different rigs/controls.
Just build a biped rig and save it as a .blend. Then use blenders append feature to add it to any future scenes ;)
true, please no biped system…. please no… I'd prefer to manually build a "template", and go from there if I need to. Much, much cleaner than that awfull biped system from Max. If you need to speed things up, I wonder, do you use the shortcuts for constraints and such?
kinda nasty that he has to tweak the feet everytime he changes the hip animation…
so what do you guys think of the blender underground tutorials? i just started blender….my frist animation program ever….need some good basic training i like them….know of any other good ones?