Petru

So, I knew over the summer I'd have to recreate and re-rig my chap for my third year project. Really had no idea where to start though, given my second year project followed the time old method of "wing it". I lucked it, basically, with no documentation of how I did things over the way it was hard to reproduce.

Having trawled the interweb for various tutorials I discovered most of the online stuff assumes a fairly high level of knowledge, which frankly, I don't have. ...

All work done, dusted, finito'd!

Hand in tomorrow and I'm done for the summeroo.

I'll get some of it uploaded for show, but for now, Conan.

Not a huge amount I can post as most of my time has gone on painting up my clay model, pictures of which are still stuck on my phone.

I have however managed to perfect my attic sequence. Removed the fogging effect from the street light (it didnt work as I wanted it to anyway), moved the streetlight to cast a shadow on the far wall, smoothed the fog from the downstairs light and finally - added an actual window frame to the dormer window. The main part though was being able to properly...

So, just wrote a long entry, but Quicktime crashed Firefox and then the site proceeded to lose the recovered entry.

gg.

Short version...

I turned this:

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Into this:

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Using Toon Boom, which is an utter arse of a program.

I then matched it with my 3d sequence to make this:
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Sat down with Mark yesterday and he's decided I should indeed try and salvage the written stuff I've already done, just trim it right down.

Figuring out what to cut and what to re-write is harder than writing it in the first place