I've got you Jerry...... by velocicrapper

Lightwave • (none) • posted on Jan 09, 2002

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I got this idea from Guillermo, thought I'd try it out for fun with my Mustang. I plan to tear apart and redo the ME-109, but until then I just used a motion blur to make it hard to see the 'boxy edges' of the ME-109. I cheated with the bullets and did a special technique in Photoshop ;) Had that been a real animation I would have modeled some. Besides the bullets, everything is CG, including the sky (SKYTRACER).

Comments (4)

Guillermo

6:03AM | Wed, 09 January 2002

Its great man. You really did a great job. The modell of the P-51 is amazing ;-)

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Void Of Logic

9:10AM | Sat, 12 January 2002

Not bad dude. :-) and I LIKE the photoshop er...weapon shots...was it easiter to do that than say hypervoxels?....oh duh, why did i type that? ARGH!

Fallenangel

1:29AM | Thu, 17 January 2002

I've seen a lot of people use motion blur how do you use it?...

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velocicrapper

1:54AM | Thu, 17 January 2002

First: Photoshop was much easier, seeing as I have no clue about Hypervoxels right now ;) I was luckey to get it to work for the gun smoke! Second: The motion blur can be activated by going into camera properties and checking the MOTION BLUR box. Then you set the length of how much you want the 'shutter' to be open for the blur. The bigger the number, the longer the blur will be. Then, you move your object, and render a frame not at the beginning or end of the animation, but near the middle.