Jumprope test

[Mikdog]

Hi dudes,

Just a real mess around in Moho. You can download mt attempt here. Anyway, I think the freehand tool combined with bones poses some quite interesting possibilities. With a bit more thought, this kind of thing could be awesome. I animated the whole thing in real time - that is, I pressed PLAY on the timeline, then as the timeline was playing, I used my BONE ANGLE tool to move the bones. This placed lots of keyframes, but it has quite an interesting looses effect.

Here's the small Quicktime file.

http://www.bruandboegie.co.za/bruandboe ... _web_1.mov

Cheers,
Mike

[alano]

a bit manic, but it has possibilities. How many bones did you use? Consider adding a few bones that are controlled by the ones you have to tone down the ropers. Keep experimenting and show us your results.

Alan

[chelock]

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soo funny

[Mikdog]

Chelock sees the humour in this.

I watched i t right now, and it made me laugh. I don't quite know why, but I think it's incredibly funny.

[Víctor Paredes]

i like it!
it's one of the most interesting ways to use bones

still on it.

[Kayambila]

Hey,
Not that am better but give me ur email address and I will send you a moho file of my version of the same concept. My concept envolves switch layers bones and musks for shadows. I think you'll learn one or too things from my approach.

[Kayambila]

Hey!!
I managed to upload my version of the Jumprope concept. Lets just say I took my time on it and as a result Its detailed drawing. Its still a raw moho file, meaning you can pull it apart and examin it closely or even render it urself. Hope you'll learn a thing a two bout bones... Enjoy!!

Click here to download KidsPlay.moho

[Celeryhart]

Oh wow... that is so cool. I"m not even close to being that good. But it's things like this that inspire me...

Good job... !!!

Celeryhart