Quote from: ButthurtPlug;1233699Cool, how much do you think you will sell it for? I might buy it if it's cheap.

The mrSimon DVD/Blu ray? If its DVD, I'd imagine it'll probably be around £4-6. I do have to cover production costs :O I do have to look into that further.

I would make sure its worth every penny though

Keepin' my eye on this thread.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5epWkuY39cc

Once its a full character with varying emotions, it'll be ace.

Hoho! This is astounding, Koala!

Looks good, but the blink goes slower than it should.
Though, that was a test, so I guess that really doesn't mean anything.

So has the story completely changed from the unfinished part 3 you took down?

Quote from: Silver Clock;1235216So has the story completely changed from the unfinished part 3 you took down?

Somewhat, although the basic premise is the same.

Banana has been sent by the locks to seek the origin. A few key facts established in the 2005 version have been scrapped.

You should totally call this Bananabeard 3-D.

Well after much delay, I've managed to get together the key blend shapes and in-between targets for the character. His eye has 16 seperate controls I can mix to create a variety of emotions.

However right now, its a bit messy. I've just gone and straight used each defined blend shape to create this animation. As a result, you can see one or two expressions are a tad sloppy.

My next step will be to set up a simple driven key system, that with affect areas around the part you want to tweak, ever so subtly. I'd also like to implement a way to alter blend shapes slightly when the eye itself turns. For epic wins.

But in terms of developing this brow, I'm finally almost complete. Then its onto the tricky stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRcZivxyRNA

As well as this, this is my first animated render with the current shaders. I'd say it looks alright in motion for now. I will eventually add some texture to the character though.

So now the next step is, getting a rig with controls ready for the eyelid... building up a complete clock character from the eyeball and giving it a skelenton, and squash/stretch controls. Then... the biggy. Scenery.

Oh dear lord.

Quote from: mrSimon;12420813d Magic

Lovely...

I'm speechless.

That dialogue test has me in awe.
Great work so far.

GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD THAT TALKING ANIMATION MADE ME CUM D::::::::::: god damn, that's more expressive than most Disney 3d movies.

Well the good news now is whether I not I make Bananabeard III, there will at least be some form of 3d clock movie like this in the future.

get asians for your scenery

Gotten the rig together tonight. When I alter one control, the two next to it are also altered slightly, keeping it all smooth. The entire eye also now shifts when it looks in differnt directions... so the clock will always look fairly alive.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfbtJj3I7Sg

Only problem is I cant find an easy way to handle blinks, not yet. So I'm going to look into that. Then its onto actually sticking this face onto a full character, adding a deformable rig, then scenery =D

Hi-ho silver, away!

Wow that looks good.

Quote from: ChocolateBarClock;1242874Wow that looks good.

Not good, amazing!

holy shit thats amazing

Quote from: mrSimon;1236235Somewhat, although the basic premise is the same.

Banana has been sent by the locks to seek the origin. A few key facts established in the 2005 version have been scrapped.

Awesome, can't wait to see more. d:3