Tribotec Team #1382 2006 - Images
 

Hi there, im posting some images of our animation to you guys take a look and do some critics......

First Scene


Defining Strategies......


City of God?!


Characters....



Felipe Reis

Re: Tribotec Team #1382 2006 - Images
 

Looks like this is done in flash, but its probably 3DS max i just dont know much about cel shades or making models taht look hand drawn. GJ!

Re: Tribotec Team #1382 2006 - Images
 

HA ha! i love it! i would suggest you add subtle color to parts, or tone down the red and blue, because they really clash with the white and black. it is kinda distracting. The style is awesome, though! it's kinda like a pop-art feel to it. real cartoony. god job.

Re: Tribotec Team #1382 2006 - Images
 

That is really cool!
the only thing i would add is a bit of color, i know you're going for that comic book feel, but i think it would look VERY VERY cool with some color

Re: Tribotec Team #1382 2006 - Images
 

yeah im like "is that really done in max?" but i guess u are going for that comic book feel gl with that but looks good so far

Re: Tribotec Team #1382 2006 - Images
 

I have Ink and paint characters in a normal textured world. Looks strange in photos but when it moves it almost magical ;)

Re: Tribotec Team #1382 2006 - Images
 

Hey guys, here are some wireframes from our animation.....

Houses overview...


Afro...



First Strategies...





see ya,
Felipe Reis

Re: Tribotec Team #1382 2006 - Images
 

nice. middle pic doesn't work. very low-poly for a First animation, compared to what i've seen. Our scenes are sometimes up to 500,000 polys. After seeing that and taking another look at your character renders, i would suggest you add a few more polys to the characters. look esp. at their armpits: there are a few blank spots where i guess your ink'n paint had problems. a few more polys might help smooth that out.

very good job, altogether. how fast is the render for your scene?

Re: Tribotec Team #1382 2006 - Images
 

Well, its a secondary character, it doesn´t appear too much,
thats why it seems so low poly and I will add some meshsmooth...


:)

Re: Tribotec Team #1382 2006 - Images
 

don't add meshsmooth unless you have to. low poly is good. never make anything more complicated than you have to. Just see if you can fix those little artifacts and you should be fine.

really, i wish i could keep my models so low-poly. I have a sea urchin that was nearly 20,000 polys before i put optimize on. now it is 3,500. still a lot for such a small creature.