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Ethakar β Moving Tara'Keh
Published: 2015-04-14 16:55:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 6822; Favourites: 113; Downloads: 360
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Remade this animation. The first version had weird light effects and I never was able to understand what happened there. Also made the camera more fixed, so now you can concentrate more on Tara'Kehs moves than to changing camera angles.I'll delete the old version during the next week.
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puh... it took me at least 5-6 hours to get the animation parameters right, and then it was perhaps 20 hours to render it.
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Do you have any Tutorials on how to do Animations?
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Sorry, but had to learn it the hard way with testing everything out myself. The only thing I had watched before was a short youtube clip about how to do an Animation with Poser. I guess there are a lot of tutorials floating around in the internet. Just use google and/or youtube...
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Great work on this one! If I may ask, is that chest bounce something from a python script or did you keyframe it yourself?
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it's part of the walk animation cycle, but I had to fix a lot of it to make it work with this model
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Gorgeous and powerfully s.e.x.y artworkΒ
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WOW.
Any chance of a moving full frontal and full back views of Ahsoka with bouncing hand cupable size boobs and curvy ass?
With her head tails over her back out of the way of her boobs and bum?
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Nice work...done in Poser?Β If so the odd lighting effects you mention is probably due to an infamous bug that has plagued Poser lights, and specifically animation of them for many versions...I like your stuff!
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thank you
Yes, it's done in Poser. At least I know how to fix the bug if it appears again.
thanks for the 
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Ur welcome, no problem! 
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I did delete all lights and then I created new ones.
I also assume that I made a mistake and created point lights somewhere at frame 180 with distant end 0 (unlimited light) and at frame 1 I thought it would be nice, if it would only had a range of 30 ft. That's why it was so dark at frame 179 and all shiny the next one. My lesson: always create lights at frame 1.
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Ah hah!Β Yes, well said and thanks for the explanation...as a precaution I also uncheck "Animating" in properties upon creation...when I remember of course
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