Animation:Scenes Demo Reel

[Slimz]

WHOA.....i like .....nice reel......i liked it alot....textures were nice, modeling was great ...... everything looked good..

good job....


you got any character spins and character animations ....maybe add to you reel

[Oktavian]

Awesome! Now I'm able to see little flythroughs to some of your greatest renderings - absolutely cool. :thumbsup:

[siquier]

:applause: :applause: :applause: :applause:
Congratulations Carles, really good work, I am lifted of my seat applauding very strong.
Un abrazo tio.

[Carles]

Slimz, I promise my next stage will be learn more organic modelling and CA animation so my next reel will contain more living elements.
Thanks Oktavian for the accompliment, and Mr. Siquier, my next composition will be not classic so maybe we could turn on the sequencer and play togheter for a while, I miss having any good electric guitar in my no classic compositions ;)

Thanks,
Carles

[Slimz]

what program r u using ?
if it is maya where did you get you maps and the dust shader?

[wedge]

isn't there supposed to be a musketeer or something walking in that alley? hehe i remember that from a tutorial on faking lighting.

beautiful demo, really beautiful.

[Carles]

Originally posted by Slimz
what program r u using ?
if it is maya where did you get you maps and the dust shader?

Cinema 4D
Mostly maps are free textures or photos rebuilt in Photoshop but I also used alot of textures from libraries as prima matter.

For static images I used alot a dirt shader, but don't was used here because it cast noise when animated and must be baked first, so I removed it because would be so many work baking all objects from scratch. Difference is not very noticeable really.

In the other hand some maps are aged in photoshop. Also I've used fractal noise for bump and diffusion frequently.

[Carles]

Originally posted by wgeddes
isn't there supposed to be a musketeer or something walking in that alley? hehe i remember that from a tutorial on faking lighting.

beautiful demo, really beautiful.

Yes you are right. A fake radiosity tutorial was done using this scene and yes, original scene includes a musketeer walking.

Problem was about how to do this walking gentleman while one (me) never had animated a character ;)
I've done a test but as I expected I realised that can't be possible learning character animation in a few days, CA it's a entire world itself, so best choice for me was to remove it from scene :(

Maybe I'll place this gentleman for the version, when I'll learn enough of CA within one or two hundreds of years :D :D :D

[Carles]

Originally posted by Carles

For static images I used alot a dirt shader, but don't was used here because it cast noise when animated and must be baked first, so I removed it because would be so many work baking all objects from scratch. Difference is not very noticeable really.


Here is the difference:
http://www.carlespiles.com/images/dirt_no_dirt.jpg

Don't deserve so many work (baking all objects) I think.

[GuillaumeV]

You already know what I think of this reel : It is really good, the waterlooks very realistic and everything is very well modeled.

Good job

[gary hsu]

can I say that it's really amazing?? urg, how did you become so good??any books you think would help me maybe to become half as good as you?eh? suggestions? by the way, did this go to the front page yet? not that it matters, heheheheheh

[Carles]

Crazygui: Thanks for your feedback.
Gary hsu: Also thanks, about suggestions, maybe pay attention to all small details (takes more time for conceptualice and modelling), hard work with textures (gets more time), any lighting study using many renders (more time)... finally, seems all needed is just TIME ;)
(Those scenes taken an huge amount of hours really)

[road to hell]

Tio no puedo ver la demo :hmm:

Dude I can´t download the demo :hmm:

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