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Published: 2015-03-29 12:57:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 4606; Favourites: 111; Downloads: 28
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Alternate Title: 'Three Rounds of Sunfire'Apparently, people liked my previous post a lot ( fav.me/d8nhpzr ) so I made another one!
Here, I tried to make Tails a little gritty, but in the process, I caused a little bit of colouration issues. Oh well. Once again, I made a faux cutscene still, and once again, the "popping out" action is here. And yes, the Golden Gun is back.
Made with Source Filmmaker (SFM) and edited in Photoshop CS2
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That's the word I'm looking for, thanks, man!
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Cool! Getting better as usual! (Now all you need to do is learn Blender)
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Yup! Thanks!
About Blender... 
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I'm actually working on a remake-thingy for this picture, but with a non-TF2 map, and without weapons.
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I can't wait to see it! And technically it's a non-TF2 map, because it's a scenebuild, but yeah, TF2 models and shit, I can see why people will think it's a TF2 map.
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sta.sh/0dxzrepm7o2 I used Blender Compositing nodes for this. (The background was imported as a plane in Blender. A textured square.)
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Looks pretty good!
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What do you like about it? (Feedback plz)
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The pose and lighting are pretty good!
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Anything you wished I could improve on?
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Well, to be quite honest, the background. I don't know much about Blender, since I can no longer use it, but is changing the background difficult?
Other than that, though, everything checks out. I don't see anything wrong with the render.
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You have to model the scene completely, or import models. As far as I know, there is NO WAY to import .bsp maps into Blender without writing up a script yourself. I was too lazy to model a background, so I imported a picture in as a quadrilateral. Then I lit it up, and use Blender's compositing feature (compositing is post-rendering effects that Photoshop could do, but not as easily) to get the blur effect.
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Ah, I see. Sounds like a lot of work.
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It's fun when I'm not too lazy to do it. Except for making the textures, that takes FOREVER unless if I do it lazily.
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