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Marylou Lane
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12-05-2007 22:51
hi, I'm looking for different animations in copy and trasfert mode to make and perhaps sell AOs...
Do someone know where I can find some great animations in full perms ???
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Marylou
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Erus Vieria
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Join date: 25 Dec 2006
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12-05-2007 23:16
Find the type of anims you like the work of, and send a notecard to the creator and discuss terms. Full perm anims wont be to cheep thought. May be better to make your own  |
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Marylou Lane
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12-06-2007 04:08
ok ty for answer ^^ I was just thinking about too .... and what would be the best or/and the easier software to make them ?? I tried avimator, sure I still have to try it and test it again... but anyway I'm not so satisfied...
if anyone know other way to do animations... ??
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Natalie Oe
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Join date: 3 Oct 2005
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12-06-2007 05:29
I personally use poser 7, Its expensive and takes a bit of time to learn but its in my opinion the best I've used for creating animations.
I suggest that you try each program there's quite a few out there (check the sticky at the top of this forum) and then decide which one you like, Grab demo versions of the commercial ones aswell. Then choose the most comfortable one for you.
Each program will have its own pro's and con's, poser is great for more detailed anims (my own opinion) whilst other programs are easier to use and learn.
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Deira Llanfair
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12-06-2007 08:16
I should like to emphasise Natalie's words ... try out the free software, like QAvimator and try the demo versions of the ones you have to buy. Make sure you like making animations before you buy a package like Poser. Don't expect quick results - it takes a lot of patience to make animations.
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Marylou Lane
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12-06-2007 08:34
ok thank you very much for your interests for my post  ) |
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CCTV Giant
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12-06-2007 10:49
Natalie does awesome stuff Marylou -- satisfied customer speaking here.
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Blaidd Tae
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Join date: 3 Jan 2007
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12-06-2007 11:19
you can also try daz3d studio. it's free. pretty easy to learn so far but i can't seem to find anyone on the forums that uses it to answer some questions hehe.
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Amity Slade
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12-06-2007 13:48
From: Marylou Lane ok ty for answer ^^ I was just thinking about too .... and what would be the best or/and the easier software to make them ?? I tried avimator, sure I still have to try it and test it again... but anyway I'm not so satisfied...
if anyone know other way to do animations... ??
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Marylou I use Poser 7 just fine to make Second Life animations. I did not buy Poser 7 to do just Second Life animations, though. I already had it to do lots of other 3D graphics stuff that's not related to Second Life. If you just want a program only to do animations for Second Life, I can't think of any reason to buy Poser before learning how to use one of the free animations programs built for Second Life. And I've seen this question come up a lot on this forum- "Should I buy Poser?" And I've never seen anyone list something that Poser can do that something like Qavimator(?) cannot in terms of Second Life animation. |