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simpo Posted: July 17, 2009   Post subject: Fish animation
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This animation was done with Blender 3D.

Fish 3D animation

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dTb Posted: August 04, 2009   Post subject:
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Hi Simpo.
Cute animation Smile
The only critique I would like to make at this point is that that the fake "caustic effect" is only on the background. All the other objects are missing it somehow. I don't know how to do it in blender but in 3ds max I would have projected it from a light.

Is it possible to add a procedural texture map to a light in blender?


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Besides what was said by dTb the small blue object intersects the land surface several times. I like the music and the dynamics of this animation.
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simpo Posted: August 06, 2009   Post subject:
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Thanks for the comments..

Sorry for the late reply.

I think it is possible to project the fake caustics from a light source in Blender. However, i did not get the desired result with it. .. So i took the easy way out Wink

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simpo wrote:
I think it is possible to project the fake caustics from a light source in Blender. However, i did not get the desired result with it. .. So i took the easy way out Wink


Why what was the problem? I think that a caustic on the fish would make it look more realistic. Plus some atmosphere like fog would be great for this scene.
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Verry cute innocent fish Smile Nice Animating !

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Nice work on the environment and fish. The animation is pretty good. I feel that the side fins and the tail might be a little too quick and robotic, but again it's very difficult to animate a real effective fish. Overall good work?

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Trax is right. It's Fins looks like robotic and a bit quick. The right fin of the fish sometimes disappears because of the speed. I recommend you slow down the movement of the fin.
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