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Topic: Tips and Tricks for Effects in Animation

If this thread exists already,[and I'll bet it does] then I am sorry, but I found some easy things to improve animation.
This is for those little tricks up your sleeve on animating and effects that save money and time.

One thing I found is that if you dont like using clay for blood, using an Expo Scented Marker can be a useful substitute. the only problem is that if you use too much, your bricks may smell like a cherry.

Last edited by RealBrick (February 3, 2010 (01:54pm))

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Re: Tips and Tricks for Effects in Animation

You'd be suprised at how good on-set effects can look.

Just a simple lighting change, and a few brightly coloured bricks can make some epic special effects.

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So here's the thing, I've A: Lost interest, and B: have no time to animate anymore. Expect little from me in the future. WIP projects have been pretty much abandoned and my LEGO collection is boxed up. No, you can't have it. mini/tongue But do not fear, I may return to it one day.

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Re: Tips and Tricks for Effects in Animation

Effects in the picture or while editing???

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Re: Tips and Tricks for Effects in Animation

Both... I think.

http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/2996/sigew.png
So here's the thing, I've A: Lost interest, and B: have no time to animate anymore. Expect little from me in the future. WIP projects have been pretty much abandoned and my LEGO collection is boxed up. No, you can't have it. mini/tongue But do not fear, I may return to it one day.

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