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Flame of the Jedi (Work in Progress)
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- Just Kidden
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WOW.
Nobody here but us chickens~
- Living LEGO
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That was good. slow in some parts though. the walking of the figures was too slow as well. what program did you use, Blender?
Secret project progress report:
Current phase: Scripting, 20% complete
"one kid cut his arm off thinking it'd grow back like spongebob...it never grew back" ~NXTManiac
Current phase: Scripting, 20% complete
"one kid cut his arm off thinking it'd grow back like spongebob...it never grew back" ~NXTManiac
- mcoov
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Yes, what program was used to render the bricks? The scene with the Jedi and R2-D2 needed improvement with the walking, but it's only a Work In Progress. I love what you did to the other Jedi's eyes, with the bags under them.
Has anyone ever made a Brickfilm entirely with 3D images?
Gone shopping for a new hard drive fishin'.
- Living LEGO
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uhh, brickfilms.com has one called piano man. it's more of a music video thing though.
Secret project progress report:
Current phase: Scripting, 20% complete
"one kid cut his arm off thinking it'd grow back like spongebob...it never grew back" ~NXTManiac
Current phase: Scripting, 20% complete
"one kid cut his arm off thinking it'd grow back like spongebob...it never grew back" ~NXTManiac
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- 0ldScratch
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Nice job James. As has been said, some of the minifig movement could use a little work - the walking and running don't look quite right. Otherwise, it's very impressive. How long did it take to get to this stage?
Re: Flame of the Jedi (Work in Progress)
Some very cool work here. Always room for improvement, but you definitely know what you're doing.
Bending the minifigs was a bit strange - I'm not sure I'd do that in a CG brickfilm.
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- Rsteenoven
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Yeah I don't think the running looked right, he looked a bit wierd. The movement was also a bit too slow sometimes and that was distracting for me.
Everything else was great.
- Living LEGO
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oh, and Anikin's hand went through R2D2 head-thingy(is it Anikin or Luke).
Secret project progress report:
Current phase: Scripting, 20% complete
"one kid cut his arm off thinking it'd grow back like spongebob...it never grew back" ~NXTManiac
Current phase: Scripting, 20% complete
"one kid cut his arm off thinking it'd grow back like spongebob...it never grew back" ~NXTManiac
- vegas productions
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You Tube, http://www.youtube.com/user/MaxVegasProductions
"I spend my time hunched over in my room taking thousands of pictures of a children's toy in 1 millimeter increments to create the illusion of movement. Pretty sexy huh?" -Gojira
"I spend my time hunched over in my room taking thousands of pictures of a children's toy in 1 millimeter increments to create the illusion of movement. Pretty sexy huh?" -Gojira
- Living LEGO
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dude, love your sig.! I saw that post too, it makes me 
every time.
Secret project progress report:
Current phase: Scripting, 20% complete
"one kid cut his arm off thinking it'd grow back like spongebob...it never grew back" ~NXTManiac
Current phase: Scripting, 20% complete
"one kid cut his arm off thinking it'd grow back like spongebob...it never grew back" ~NXTManiac
- Just_a_Minifig
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That was amazing...I thought that the animation was good,If a bit slow at times(the running/walking) but that was the only problems.I really liked the camera movement when R2 fell over.Nice work,Mr.Wadsworth.
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Re: Flame of the Jedi (Work in Progress)
0ldScratch wrote:
Nice job James. As has been said, some of the minifig movement could use a little work - the walking and running don't look quite right. Otherwise, it's very impressive. How long did it take to get to this stage?
Oh, I don't even want to think about it! 
About three months work on the stuff shown here. I have done a lot more work on it since then, fixing lighting, poses, and other stuff (hands going through R2-D2). But due to the time it takes to rerender, I decided to just post this version.
- Duke Boy
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It looks like it's gonna be a great film, I definatly want to see it when it's done 
I don't know how I got here, or why i'm talking to the strange people on this website.
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