You really captivate they characters movement realistically as if different actors are moving for each character. You really brought them to life . You also got a directors eye for camera layout
thanks! it takes a while to fix the materials and make a usable rig, transferring the facial expression morphs and joint controlled morphs is a nightmare, i guess about 5hrs per character :)
@@myriel_1070 Wow, have you ever tried a game engine like Unreal or Unity? I used to do little animations in Poser and Carrara. Now I'm moving to game engines (trying UE4 and Unity) until I came across your excellent work.
@@leolee3494 I'd love to try, but i don't think I'm ready to just yet, specially since those engines use node-based materials... C4D has node-based materials too but I never learned to use them. :( thanks so much for saying my work is nice! haha, have a good day!!!~
awesome stuff, really nice. I am wondering about the hardware requirements for this, could you shed some light on your graphic cards and rendering time?
This wasn't a GPU assisted render, it was all CPU, the CPU used was just a 5th generation Core i5, every frame took about 30-45seconds to render hehe :D
@@myriel_1070 Wait, your kidding. I have a 2GB GPU and an intel Core i7 yet it would take me 20-30 minutes to render one frame like that. Something is a missed here.
Brilliant work! I want to make my own comedy series, and am trying to decide which software to use. As a total newbie, would you say Daz Studio 3D is the easiest?
@@NameIsEQim actually gonna start teaching my facebook friends next week on character animation, hehe.. if you have a facebook account i can invite you to the group :D :) ^_^
This is really good! I can't imagine all the work this must have taken to get it looking so smooth!
thanks dude!! :D
YOOOO THIS IS SOME AMAZING WORK RITE HERE! IF THIS WAS AN ANIME I WOULD TUNE IN FOR EVERY EPISODE !!!!!
Thankssss dudeee!!!!! :D :) ^_^
This gives me motivation and inspiration for my film!! Great work hope to see more episodes!!!
thanks dude! doin' mah best! :D
You really captivate they characters movement realistically as if different actors are moving for each character. You really brought them to life . You also got a directors eye for camera layout
Thanks so much dude!! Im trying my best hehe 😄😄
WOW, just WOW
This needs a tutorial, please!
great work nice
thanks a lot dude!!!! :D :) ^_^
Wow
I hope that you keep making videos!
thank you soo much!!! :D :D
Great work 🔥🔥🔥 how long it took to animate the face expressions?
LOVE IT
thanks!!~
@@myriel_1070 keep it up mate have a good Friday
Great animation! Is it easy to import Daz characters into Cinema 4D?
thanks! it takes a while to fix the materials and make a usable rig, transferring the facial expression morphs and joint controlled morphs is a nightmare, i guess about 5hrs per character :)
@@myriel_1070 Wow, have you ever tried a game engine like Unreal or Unity? I used to do little animations in Poser and Carrara. Now I'm moving to game engines (trying UE4 and Unity) until I came across your excellent work.
@@leolee3494 I'd love to try, but i don't think I'm ready to just yet, specially since those engines use node-based materials... C4D has node-based materials too but I never learned to use them. :( thanks so much for saying my work is nice! haha, have a good day!!!~
Hi!
Did you make the animation using puppeteer?
Can you do tutorial pls
awesome stuff, really nice. I am wondering about the hardware requirements for this, could you shed some light on your graphic cards and rendering time?
This wasn't a GPU assisted render, it was all CPU, the CPU used was just a 5th generation Core i5, every frame took about 30-45seconds to render hehe :D
*each frame
@@myriel_1070 Wait, your kidding. I have a 2GB GPU and an intel Core i7 yet it would take me 20-30 minutes to render one frame like that. Something is a missed here.
@@simonarcher4445 I don't use global illumination/indirect illumination, lighting is set up like a video game so rendering was relatively quick :)
@@myriel_1070 But what about the background? That has to be taken account of.
wow
thanks! :D
Brilliant work! I want to make my own comedy series, and am trying to decide which software to use. As a total newbie, would you say Daz Studio 3D is the easiest?
Daz Studio for character creation and Cinema 4D for Animating the characters, Sketchup for making environments :)
@@myriel_1070 Thank you my friend :)
@@myriel_1070 what plan do u used for the sketchup?
well im courious how you archive that dynamic hair in cinema4d?
its not really dynamic hair, that's just cloth with bones/joints constrained to the surface and the hair binded to those bones/joints :)
@@myriel_1070 so you seperate the hair and the main body,and then export it into c4d?
@@NameIsEQ not necessarily, they're usually separated upon import to C4D ^_^
@@myriel_1070 ahahahaha i still didnt understand how it works. Any tutorial for this?
@@NameIsEQim actually gonna start teaching my facebook friends next week on character animation, hehe.. if you have a facebook account i can invite you to the group :D :) ^_^
Nice video game vibez
thanks!! hehe
Can u make this on dax3d without sending it somewhere??
i don't understand the question...
the model size emm............
Fate stay night???
Buddy plz can you give me plugins plz i don't have money to buy
teach me
Can you make paid videos for me.????
what kind? :D
Sef Fuertes stories
@@nch6959 I'd love to but these things take very long times to make, like this video took 4 months :(
you are copying avater
yes I am!~ :)