Tuesday, May 4, 2010
T-Rexy time
I then placed an extremely simple environment through use of a big ol' sphere and a panel for the floor.
This is what the completed model looked like!
Finally, i placed different colored spot lights and keyframed them to rotate around....creating a rave!
The forces that bind him!
To make my trex look more fluid in motion...i bound the model to the skeleton. At first i did this with his skin only, but when i began to animate i couldnt figure out how to keep the glowsticks and necklace with the body. To solve this problem, i removed the bind on the skin and then re-bound it with the glowsticks included. This caused the glowsticks to follow the motion of the hands. Lookin good!
The glow necklace was a different story. It looked extremely rigid when i tried binding it to the model. To solve this problem....i made the dinosaur a passive object and the necklace an active object. Dynamics give the necklace a realistic look to it, causing it to rock back and forth while he dances. I am real glad with how that part came out!
Evolution
after the skeleton i began to model my trex...
I gave him a Binky!
And glow sticks!
This is what the trex looked like when i had completely modeled his body; textures and all.
I gave him a Binky!
And glow sticks!
This is what the trex looked like when i had completely modeled his body; textures and all.
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