This is an amazing model and design change from scraptraps og design! The model looks like it could be easily placed in the game and no one would even know it was fan made. The springlock details along with the flesh/sinew keep it from being too cluttered while still getting your point across, the metal framework on the head is probably my favorite detail you added in that pulls it all together! I hope you're still modelling in blender even if it goes unposted, this is amazing work that shows off a lot of potential even if blender can be a pain sometimes trying to render bigger pieces like this
His flesh mutated since the rest of the body including suit is already decomposed or worn out. So technically, he died then came back alive and throughout those 30 years stuck in the room, gave plenty time for whatever supernatural sht to happen. It's as if he's trying and turning back into a human, but it's all twisted.
super nice! i've been recently working on a blender animation for the first time, its the Fnaf 1 band performing to "Playing in the sand" while shots of Afton pan out and stuff, do you have any tips on animating Afton specifically since you seem pretty good at it?
Thank you:) I do actually have some tips. If you were to use a noise modifier in the animation and turn up the speed and turn down the intensity, it can make a human like jittery effect when doing humans, like afton. It does a little but it goes a long way with realism. Although I wouldn't recommend the noise modifier for the animatronics. Also, for the ears I just used the spring joints addon for the physics, but for the wiggles in stuff like the head, I just keyframed it by hand.
@@simpslayer9269 Thanks so much! Also I've attempted to use spring bones/joints for Bonnie, (The ears specifically) and it worked with one, and the other would just completely seperate from the model, so i've just keyframed them.
@Mackerelzz remember to bake the animations before rendering, it crashes when not baked (I learned that one the hard way) if you have any other questions lmk, glad I could help
I think if you combined the original springtrap model with the realistic one made by www.youtube.com/@tarcean it would look very good. like instead of making look more like a human body just stuffed into there and absolutely rotted, make it look like all those mechanical bits stretched it out, all torn and what not. Somehow still alive in a way but still all rotten, a way to get passed the weirdness of the body is to make it look like something was squished in there, maybe a lot of torn skin and sinew.
This is an amazing model and design change from scraptraps og design! The model looks like it could be easily placed in the game and no one would even know it was fan made. The springlock details along with the flesh/sinew keep it from being too cluttered while still getting your point across, the metal framework on the head is probably my favorite detail you added in that pulls it all together! I hope you're still modelling in blender even if it goes unposted, this is amazing work that shows off a lot of potential even if blender can be a pain sometimes trying to render bigger pieces like this
Thank you so much, that really means more than you know :)
Yo, that's actually sick!
Thank you : )
NICE
what are those uh those weird red pipes or stmh are they muscles, intestines or what?
Not sure, but springtrap had them fsr... I guess it is like flesh strands or something
His flesh mutated since the rest of the body including suit is already decomposed or worn out. So technically, he died then came back alive and throughout those 30 years stuck in the room, gave plenty time for whatever supernatural sht to happen. It's as if he's trying and turning back into a human, but it's all twisted.
Yo momma
Cool, TEACH ME HOW TO MAKE THOSE TEXTURES, also very cool model.
This is disgusting that makes it very good
Thank you :)
super nice! i've been recently working on a blender animation for the first time, its the Fnaf 1 band performing to "Playing in the sand" while shots of Afton pan out and stuff, do you have any tips on animating Afton specifically since you seem pretty good at it?
Thank you:) I do actually have some tips. If you were to use a noise modifier in the animation and turn up the speed and turn down the intensity, it can make a human like jittery effect when doing humans, like afton. It does a little but it goes a long way with realism. Although I wouldn't recommend the noise modifier for the animatronics. Also, for the ears I just used the spring joints addon for the physics, but for the wiggles in stuff like the head, I just keyframed it by hand.
@@simpslayer9269 Thanks so much! Also I've attempted to use spring bones/joints for Bonnie, (The ears specifically) and it worked with one, and the other would just completely seperate from the model, so i've just keyframed them.
@Mackerelzz remember to bake the animations before rendering, it crashes when not baked (I learned that one the hard way) if you have any other questions lmk, glad I could help
@@simpslayer9269 thats why it crashed- well thanks 🤣
@Mackerelzz when baking, at the top, click on object, animation, bake action, and make sure "Visual Keying" is toggled.
I think if you combined the original springtrap model with the realistic one made by www.youtube.com/@tarcean
it would look very good.
like instead of making look more like a human body just stuffed into there and absolutely rotted, make it look like all those mechanical bits stretched it out, all torn and what not.
Somehow still alive in a way but still all rotten, a way to get passed the weirdness of the body is to make it look like something was squished in there, maybe a lot of torn skin and sinew.
could we pls get a model release. this is so good
I could do that, sure : )