Finished

After many tears and alot of work the animation is now done! after rendering the animation it has now come to a, semi, glorious animation. Unfortunately I would have liked to get some texturing done but the main mechanics and everything is there and I am happy with it, there were alot of techniques taught and experimented with.

But all in all that was a great subject and with 3ds max on the home computer now, I will be able to make my own animations and experiment for future projects to come!

Batch rendering (continued)

So after a while of trying to learn how and what Batch rendering is, it turns out that it is exactly what I needed to do!
You are able to set several camera angles and let it record from a certain frame to frame and then switch to another camera after while all recording and also have them separated into different files.

Different kind of rendering!

So it has come to my conclusion that I'm going to have to do something called batch rendering, which basically gives me control of all the camera angles, what I want to show when doing the camera angles and rendering, so I can give the best animation views at the right time.

It will take some research in an maybe a bit of help through a few tutorials online, but hopefully the outcome should be good enough and easy enough to carry out.

30 second clip

So our deadline has been extended to Thursday which I'm not sure is a good or bad thing, good so I can put final touches to everything, but bad because AI need to do quite alot and still not sure if there is enough time.

I have managed to make the frames and the animation to last 30 seconds in the draft so that I have no everything i need to make the animation, I have the cameras in place, now I just need to render and make the scenes and put it all together.

But again this may take a while, everything is in place! just a matter of time now!