Question

Some old animation tests.

Answer 1

3d object, simple design to emulate the GS6 for rotation etc. in video.

Answer 2

The actual GS6 for comparison.

Answer 3

And the animated logo.

Answer 4

For some of the training videos here I did frame by frame stuff. So I made 918 images for the first animated section and 1475 for the second that I hand did. It is not as bad as it sounds because a lot of the making the base images into the ones I used was done by a batch process once I had the proper base images.

Answer 5

For example, the 918 had only 19 base images that had to be copied to names with the right numbers. Then the program assembled them into an animation one frame at a time.

Answer 6

Was this for a project or are you just a programmer with too much time on his hands?

Answer 7

Some stuff for a client business.

Answer 8

Wow!! That's crazy!! I'll probably never be able to do that, lol!!!

Answer 9

It takes surprisingly less than you might think Yana. The issue is if you want real detail. Then it is a ton of work.

Answer 10

What program did you use?

Answer 11

And he never replied...

Answer 12

Never saw the notification...

anim8tor, wax, avisynth, a few others. I don't remember all of what I used at this point. I tried learning blender at one point, but that is a lot of work for small stuff!

Answer 13

It was only 2 weeks ago..

Answer 14

So? If I never got it due to the orange war stuff, I never got it.

Answer 15

I meant it was 2 weeks ago and you forgot what you used...

Answer 16

No. As it says, "Some old animation tests." I do not say old for 2 weeks ago.

Answer 17

All the Gallium stuff is 3 to 4 years ago.

Answer 18

The stuff I did for OpenStudy was using frame by frame animation and I did it in gimp.

Answer 19

Oh. Ok.