A project I did in Comp. Art and Design 1 at my school. It was just using a silhouette in the picture.
http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s...rojectcopy.png
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A project I did in Comp. Art and Design 1 at my school. It was just using a silhouette in the picture.
http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s...rojectcopy.png
Digital Media Flash project
First time using flash, like, ever. I'm sure I fucked something up.
The fact that the horizon line is still there when he's falling.
if the horizon line wasn't there, he'd be underground. The only thing that bothers me about it is the fact that he jumps headfirst but lands in the opposite position. Other than that, love it. Made me smile
He lands on his face, his body arches over forward and flops down. That's how I drew it, anyway. Kind of hard to discern at a high FPS.
if you slowed that part down a bit, gave it more emphasis it might just add to the magic.
The apparent angle at which he falls and the angle the letters fly out of his mouth as he falls don't match; it looks like he's swooping down, but really, he's just falling.
Also, maybe you should exaggerate the level of the horizon a bit, and have it down a bit lower for the guy on the cliff, then raise it up some as he falls.
http://www.modacity.net/forums/attac...1&d=1244950362Quote:
Originally Posted by =sw=warlord
Working on getting a decent skybox in Crysis.
Got the terrain fleshed out, got some forerunner constructs all worked out and modulated so I can rearrange how I please but I'm looking into setting up sky boxes via the editor.
I want to know if there's anything else to be done to the Halo ring to look like that it's actually in space.
I currently have it set as a distance cloud and a render of the ring exported from 3ds max with a alpha channel.
Any tip's or suggestions on what to change about the ring would be appreciated.
Also any tutorials anyone thinks maybe usefull for lighting scenes would be appreciated as well.
Do this.
'nuff said.
I thought of that like, an hour after I posted it. Too tired to edit it now, plus I already turned it in.Quote:
Originally Posted by p0lar_bear
@Sever: way too close man; that's uncomfortably close.
