Overdroid wrote:I didn't win, but another animated video did.

Well, excuuuuuuuuuuse meeeeee! (Eh, I'm showing my age.)

Good effort nonetheless.

...and other .anme files open fine... it's just this one. Weird. Then that particular file is broken. At line 189. Open it up in a text editor and see if you can see anything strange there. If you don't have any experience w. editing anme-files post it here and someone else can have a look and see ...

Your comedy writing is solid .... and I really like The Gunfighters and Interrogation Droid too.

On my 21-inch lcd monitor at 1920x1080, it looks great. The framerate is choppy because my dsl is just so-so, but no banding and it's not dark. I can even see the rough pencil on the lion jumping scene.

I guess I'll need to read up on this Rec.709 now...

This is beautiful and important work. I don't understand Spanish, but the visual storytelling is easy to follow. Thanks for sharing.

It's nice seeing all the bits put together like this.

Some of the animation needs polishing, but as mentioned elsewhere, it gets the job done.

Looking forward to more, perhaps with some dialogue.

That is one well-trained toast!

Pajamas?

Greg Smith, Thanks for your explanations and workflow suggestions. They really help me understand the paradigm behind this program. I'm still trying to get the hang of the drawing tools. As a reference, here are the keyboard shortcuts for the toolbox. ************************** Select Flyout: Select...

You should make him a ninja...and also a turtle.

Nah, kidding. It's perfect.

Wow, who's the beautiful woman at the beginning?

I'm a fan.

If you want to feel better, try checking out the lowest rated ones.

Now that you've describe what's coming, I want to see it.

The point motion is a little disconcerting as it looks like he's morphing into someone else (eg., his eyes seem to be moving apart). It occurs to me that since the head lift is actually very slight, you can probably just rotate the head up without much point motion at all. One more suggestion: You m...

Heh, that's pretty good.

Animating a head raise in 3/4 view is difficult to do well without frame-by-frame (heck, it's hard even with fbf) particularly a head that is this detailed. As it stands, the clip is too short to the read the action. It looks more like an anticipation squash, or a "take", before he opens h...