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"Good and evil cannot exist without each other for if there is good there is evil. Be warned the evil comes in the form of good put on the outside if disguises itself with the illusion and surrounds itself with lies but the inside is the truth and that defines an evil soul. However the opposite can prove at the outside of true soul is good that prevents evil from within thereby it defines a good soul."

I must admit David Warner has definitely grown on me and I must admit another thing between David Warner and Sir Ian Holm may God Rest their souls I must say they have dominated the role as Jack the Ripper.

There's a subtext in here that is very subtle. Stevenson knows that Welles has a time machine, and with it the power to stop him completely, at any point Welles chooses. You can believe that Jack the Ripper is well aware of this, yet he encourages his friend to leave, to go back and live his life, and still be in possession of the time machine. Stevenson still cares about his old friend, and knows what he himself is. He wants Welles to either stop him, or to depart and live his life in peace, without Stevenson in it. But Welles is too goody two-shoes to pick up on it.

These are incredible. but it looks like the interpolation on the walk cycle doesn't loop. that's a problem I often have. I apologize if the pauses in walking are intentional.

Someone get the one on the left a tissue

Because of bg2, and their model looks more like a fat round spherical beetle, I always assumed it was a beetle monster. Now it looks more like an ant

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Right now my go to method for retopo for rigs is splitting each important piece up (seperating hands/legs/torso/head) then using the remesh modifier on each piece at different subdivision levels depending on their complexity/deformation requirements, then recombining the meshes into one and UV unwrapping from there. Its slower and a bit more manual than this but gives very consistent results that don't cause problems down the line and can be rigged/textured while still being mostly automatic (takes about 20-30 minutes at most). This method you are showing is good for static meshes but I highly recommend against doing this with rigs. 1. Its gonna be extremely hard to properly pack UV islands with this and maintain texture scale consistently, which is why remeshing that gives you quads of even size you can scale and orientate along an axis is better. 2. For deformation, since you cant orientate the flow of the topology this will make the textures/geo deform in ways you cant control in key areas (limbs mainly) while animating and will lead to artifacts. The one appealing thing is that the decimate modifier tremendously reduces vertex count extremely quickly, but for a high quality character like this you don't want to lose detail while animating in any way, 12k is not enough for a rig like this you will lose detail and see artifacts on animations 100%. It saves you time now, but it will cause tons of problems in the future that could take longer than just doing the retopology manually. Im saying all this from experience because I used to do the exact same thing and decimate my meshes for rigs, these were the problems I ran into and the method I mentioned at the beginning of the paragraph is how I fixed it.

With baked normals, you can decimate even lower and it will still look really good. If you have static meshes, you can add a second planar decimate of 5/10/or 15 deg, add a triangulate modifier, apply modifiers, and then in edit mode, select Face > Tris to Quads. Rounded bevels, curves and other silhouettes will remain high poly, but any flat areas will be extremely low poly. Then add the baked normals, and you have a very high poly look with almost no triangles at all.

Can you make a video for bake the normal correctly?

Great dialog, great acting, terrible set. It would have been better as a play, where I could imagine whatever I wanted instead of some fleabag hotel. The reason Welles doesn't want to sit is that he noticed bedbugs.

I'm pretty sure this would be considered heresy/taboo in most circles, but it does appear to work way better than one would expect in this case. Esp interesting that you can bake the normals with this just like an actual retopo, and the result looks kinda decent with that simple rig. You should consider going bigger and perhaps making a brief animation or mini game in Unity or Unreal with decimated characters to show what this technique can do when the developer actually commits to it

I have a simple rule of when to do proper retopo vs. decimate. If it's a static object that doesn't need to deform (such as a piece of furniture), it's decimate. If it's something that would need to be deformable (either at runtime in the game, by bones, or shapekeys), it's proper retopo.

This seems awesome for prototyping 👍 Thanks for the tips! God bless u and ur fam always 🙏

2 great actors in action. RIP David Warner

2:26 ??? ONE PIECE?!!

I use this a lot, but normally in zbrush decimate. then you can use tris to quads in blender. Obviously it works better for really low poly output, its seems to do a great job of adding geo in just the right place :)

I wonder if Malcolm McDowell's slap to David Warner was improvised? His reaction to David's gloating seemed a little too genuine.

Man, I have been decimating so many things that I shouldn't hahaha, I knew I wasn't alone on that. depending on the use sometimes I do topology just for the face. but I have to say, the more cartoon the model is, the more I feel like topology actually makes it look better and I solve some problems that would be harder with sculpt alone, for more detailed models, I have the opposite feeling, its like it looses a little bit of life, almost like when inking a pencil sketch

nice work!im learning sculpting, but I wont be able to do the topology, so it almost seems point less lol

Thanks! I'm really tired of looking for how to export animations into one

"I'm home." Indeed.

Is this new arcana?

LOL!!!! I loooove the way he says "your breakfast sir" 😅😅😅😅❤❤❤❤

Omg loved this movie thought it was pretty cool Mary Steenburgen was very hot!

Does the hotel in this movie still exist today

I simped for this man so much, not only because of his looks, but because of his charisma, his voice and it was his interpretation of a sick, vile, serial killer.

It's funny seeing Malcom McDowell being the voice of morality after I just watched A Clockwork Orange.

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1888 to 1978 david warner as jack the Ripper

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You saved my fucking life!!!! I LOVE YOU!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!

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With that hairdo, David Warner's Jack the Ripper seems like a natural precursor to Anton Chigurh, albeit with Shakespearean diction.

I heard he was the original choice for Freddy krueger

P.S. I meant "PEACE, NOT PIECE" SORRY ALL 😒😒😒😒

To the late, great David Warner. A truly lovely man, who played his parts as vilains so well. But was a truly humourous and lovely guy deep down. As a child, I met him once for his autograph. He signed it, and gave me a big hug (frowned on today 'coz of idiots like Jim Saville etc). RIP David Hatersley Warner) 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ May You Forever Find Piece In The Arms Of God. God Bless

Nice!

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Like watching this imagining it’s the doctor and the master

Amazing video dude, i was suprised that your channel had 150 subs, keep it up. Great style btw

Really nice tips my friend

This scene would have been hilarious if they had shown a scene from A Clockwork Orange. 😊

If you think about it - it's pretty mind-bending to consider that Jack the Ripper is chastising Alex the Droog about his pacifist idealism vs the violent future

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Great stuff \m/

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Jack the Ripper fits in very well in 2023 with all the chaos going on lately.

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