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Initial D Blender Animation

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Emre Can Özcan writes:

Disclaimer: This Project is not affiliated with Toyota or Initial D. Furthermore, this project was created by Emre Can Özcan & Marvin Schmidt and it will only be used as a noncommercial school project, that will be displayed on their Portfolios only.

As a school project, we were assigned to create a project of whatever subject we would like, but it has to do something with Animation. Both of us figured the Anime series Initial D would be a nice challenge to animate due to the complexity of the Environment and the Drifting.

So we created a short film about the AE86 Drifting on Mt. Haruna in Japan.

For the Environment Marvin used a rough 3D Scan of the Environment and did the retopology and remodeled everything by himself, we used Quixel Bridge and Botaniq for the detail shots but were restricted due to lack of computing power and a too-full schedule.

We had very little time to do our own sound design so we needed to improvise with the Car Engine sounds, we took the sounds from Forza Horzion 4 of a Nissan Skyline r34 which was tuned and adjusted to drift, we wanted to try the ae86 in-game but we were in a rush and needed results fast because of our deadline and schedule.

In this short Film I was responsible for: modeling, texturing of the AE86, rigging of the AE86, working with multiple constraints & animating these, scene optimization, lighting, rendering, compositing, post-production, and sound designing.

Our Computer Specs for this Project were:
Emre:
- AMD Ryzen 9 5900x
- RTX 3080
Marvin:
- Intel I7-10750
- RTX 2060

Inspired by Initial D.

About the Author

Emre Can Özcan

I'm a self-taught 3D Artist 19 Years Old and Live in Germany. I have worked with Maya 2018 and Redshift for two years. Working with Blender Since: 01.06.2020

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