Attached Link: http://wayneout.hypermart.net/ballet2.avi

Hello, I took Little Dragon's advice and changed cameras on my ballet shoot. I also added some reflections to the movie. One of the bad things was that it took almost three hours to make a little over half the movie. It's not much, but if anybody wants to see the second part, I can do it. It is a three mb movie so it may take some time to load. Bill

Sorry forgot to give the credits. Poserfashion dress. Oxanna texture, Jim Burton strip hair. Judy's face by me.

That worked out very well. -JH.

Thanks, but it is all from reading peoples great posts. Also, the bvh came from Santa Monica Studios.

Great reflections.......

Nice job... the long render times are a pain in the a** aren't they. I know first hand about these. I just finished one that with 14 figures imported into C4D from the propack that took almost 21 hours to render 400 frames @ 640x480. I had one rendering in P5 that was 100 frames that rendered for 9.5 hrs before crashing at frame 80. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to seeing more Ed

I agree...keep making them. I dabble as well and I like to see what other people can accomplish; gives me incentive...

Wow!...I'm really impressed!

This is wonderful! More, please! Lovely, natural movements.

Thanks for the nice comments. I have part 2 finished but the software I have for joining two .avi's didn't do a good job. (it took two files of around 3 mb and the result was a file of 42mb) I still have to do part three. Bill

looks wonderfull wayne :) one thing to add to the realisum. clothafy the hair as well so it moves with the dress and charicter that will top off a wonderfull animation :) Laters Vel

The hair is an older version that Jim Burton did. I think it is for Vicky or maybe Posette. I always used it with Posette. I don't know if it can be clothified. I thought only dynamic hair could be done. It is a great idea though. Bill