JOooOoooO, vecais. Sāku skatīties tavus video vēl krietni pirms pusaudža gadiem (tagat jau gandrīz pilngadīgs, vismaz pēc dokumentiem tā) dēļ tā ka mana labākā draudzene parekomendēja. Pat brāli sīko uzsēdināju uz taviem darbiem. Un tas ir tik sureāli atrast tavu alternatīvo kanālu pirmo reizi, gadiem vēlāk, vienkārši meklējot tutorialu par Cinema 4d, tu pat nespēj iedomāties...... Anyways, tavas animācijas no visām man zināmajām/modernajām, probably ir labākās visā Latvijā, tāpēc vienkārši novēlu tev palikt tikpat talantīgam grafiskajam dizainerim un interesantam scenāristam, ja pat ne vēl labākam.! !
Wow that is one of the best videos I have seen when it comes to Cinema and 2D animation. This gave me hope with my future project. But how would you make a South Park style animation? You know, cutouts and swapping body parts like hands and mouths? I know South Park themselves make the show in Autodesk Maya. It`s basically planes in 3D space with textures on. So do you know how to do that in C4D? A smooth workflow where you swap the mouths with a slider for lip sync? If you could make a tutorial on this, that would be great! And please don't speed up the video
Hey, thanks for the comment. I never knew they use Maya, I thought they have a specific 'only for them' program. :D I guess they just enable/disable the planes. They probably have a lot of mouth drawings for each syllable etc. You can make sliders like that in c4d, but I haven' t done that myself. So I can just suggest trying google :)
@@Mr_Anderson_one Yeah, the pilot episode of South Park, they used actual construction paper and basically made a stop motion with paper. Then they had it digitally made for four seasons in a 2D software. But then in season 5, they switched to Maya. According to them the workflow is a lot faster, and they have more freedom with special effects. They can actually produce an episode in less than 6 days. I have found a way to do it now. You can use a cloner and keyframe the offset to switch between body parts. There is a video on Cineversity - 2D Character Animation Rig, Part 1. But keep up the good work. I really liked your drawing style on these characters.
Nice! Yeah, I used to make my animated series in after effects (Search CZcams - Pētera dzīve, you will see the character from video) but when I made the switch to c4d (which took a lot of experimentation) I never looked back because it's a lot easier AND the possibilities are much greater!
@@evilofnight7969 Hmm I am not sure. Which version are you using? The plugin is called CV Import. I think it can be downloaded for free when you have a C4D subscription. Just google C4D CV import
Now I use a plugin called CV-Planesmart which can also be downloaded from the Cineversity website. www.cineversity.com/vidplaylist/planesmart2/planesmart_download_and_install
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JOooOoooO, vecais.
Sāku skatīties tavus video vēl krietni pirms pusaudža gadiem (tagat jau gandrīz pilngadīgs, vismaz pēc dokumentiem tā) dēļ tā ka mana labākā draudzene parekomendēja. Pat brāli sīko uzsēdināju uz taviem darbiem.
Un tas ir tik sureāli atrast tavu alternatīvo kanālu pirmo reizi, gadiem vēlāk, vienkārši meklējot tutorialu par Cinema 4d, tu pat nespēj iedomāties......
Anyways, tavas animācijas no visām man zināmajām/modernajām, probably ir labākās visā Latvijā, tāpēc vienkārši novēlu tev palikt tikpat talantīgam grafiskajam dizainerim un interesantam scenāristam, ja pat ne vēl labākam.! !
Ooo, paldies liels, liels prieks izlasīt tādu ziņu!
Wow that is one of the best videos I have seen when it comes to Cinema and 2D animation. This gave me hope with my future project. But how would you make a South Park style animation? You know, cutouts and swapping body parts like hands and mouths? I know South Park themselves make the show in Autodesk Maya. It`s basically planes in 3D space with textures on. So do you know how to do that in C4D? A smooth workflow where you swap the mouths with a slider for lip sync?
If you could make a tutorial on this, that would be great! And please don't speed up the video
Hey, thanks for the comment. I never knew they use Maya, I thought they have a specific 'only for them' program. :D
I guess they just enable/disable the planes. They probably have a lot of mouth drawings for each syllable etc.
You can make sliders like that in c4d, but I haven' t done that myself. So I can just suggest trying google :)
@@Mr_Anderson_one Yeah, the pilot episode of South Park, they used actual construction paper and basically made a stop motion with paper. Then they had it digitally made for four seasons in a 2D software. But then in season 5, they switched to Maya. According to them the workflow is a lot faster, and they have more freedom with special effects. They can actually produce an episode in less than 6 days.
I have found a way to do it now. You can use a cloner and keyframe the offset to switch between body parts. There is a video on Cineversity - 2D Character Animation Rig, Part 1.
But keep up the good work. I really liked your drawing style on these characters.
Nice! Yeah, I used to make my animated series in after effects (Search CZcams - Pētera dzīve, you will see the character from video) but when I made the switch to c4d (which took a lot of experimentation) I never looked back because it's a lot easier AND the possibilities are much greater!
Can u make a full tutorial on 2d character
is there some way to easily give this a walk cycle or something? maybe some way by changing a mocap data preset?
maybe there is a way, but I wouldn't count on it being easy :)
What's the plugin you're using?
Which one are you talking about?
@@Mr_Anderson_one My Cinema 4d doesn't have extension and CV import
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@@evilofnight7969 Hmm I am not sure. Which version are you using? The plugin is called CV Import. I think it can be downloaded for free when you have a C4D subscription. Just google C4D CV import
Now I use a plugin called CV-Planesmart which can also be downloaded from the Cineversity website.
www.cineversity.com/vidplaylist/planesmart2/planesmart_download_and_install
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