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[M.Max]

That's awesome! You should be thinking about starting your own short animation movies series! You have great personal touch in all your works, this is just awesome!

Exactly ! +100

Great work as usual and you nailed the motion and the look here .

[sjmoir]

Just saw it on ArtStation and thought there’d be a thread here, fantastic! Get well soon (everyone else, look after yourself)

[AJ Jefferies]

Thank you for all the lovely comments! I'm so glad that people like it and most importantly that all the stupid things that make me laugh also work for other people

I've had a lot of people ask me for technical breakdowns, so I'm going to dig out some of my early tests and upload the max files at some point soon.

[Ivan1982]

ahahaha, great

[AJ Jefferies]

As promised, here's a scene file from one of my early tests. It's not as complex as the final version but the principles are the same, so hopefully it can be of some help!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/dojz9jwb0a...RSE_TEST08.zip

It's really basic geometry with tySelect/tyConform helping to soften the intersections. Then, tyMesher creates a unified mesh from the separate elements. Like I said, it's pretty basic really, the main thing that helps is maintaining the physicality/volume in the animation.

[super gnu]

thank you very much its a very interesting technique.. solves a lot of previous issues.