Wonderful work, and a stunning achievement for just 4 weeks. Silhouette animation is a German speciality it seems; it reminds me of the work of Lotte Reiniger. She would also have loved to use ASP!

I love this too. It's really full of charm and ideas. Great animation.

Really great films, and with superb timing. They are enjoyable to watch even not understanding any of the language.

Superb, and so fascinating to see your methods.

Excellent! It all comes together brilliantly.

Danimal wrote:Considering that the ebook is nearly 9 years old, it's very likely that whatever pages it's pointing to no longer exist.

Oh dear, I didn't check the date of the the original post either. Even if it were there, the help file would be rather out of date by now.

videodv wrote:Win 7pro 64bit
This opens but will not show any content? it says "This page can’t be displayed" to all searches.

Regards
Chris.

Same here. It seems to be looking for other material that isn't in the archive.

My first thought on watching this was "genius!", but so many people have now made the same comment that I don't feel I can say it any more - but it's genius!

This is amazing. I had no idea AS could do spherical projection. I can't wait to use it for something. It's like 3D without modelling! Thank you for the grid.

Marvellous! A real tour de force. I love how you achieved 3D turnarounds of the two human figures simply by carefully sourcing photos with the right angle of view for each frame - it must have taken ages just to collect all the material. I can sympathise with the rendering problems, I had a similar ...

It's great! I find the whole graphic world you have created there both intriguing and appealing. A really exciting film to look at.

You can export a series of png files, which you can then import into another program and turn into a video format. For example, the simplest is to upgrade quicktime to the pro version (yes, it costs a little - I think about 20 USD) and import them then save it off as a quicktime. Of course, you can ...

Very nicely done. Good work!

Well done, it looks really great. I think the visual style is satisfyingly rich and attractive. I would tweak the character movements to have more variety in speed - they all move in a very floaty and dream-like way, which is basically the default smooth interpolation between keys in AS.

I couldn't spot the anime studio, but I really enjoyed the film. Lovely work!