This is awesome. Never would have thought someone would think to animate this. So glad you did. I wish there were more videos out there like this concept. I would imagine this took awhile as it is a long show. The animation style is reminiscent of the time this attraction first opened. It gives it a nostalgic feel and I love it. The original finale (back in 1999) had different characters that had an 3D animation style that wasn't far off from this.
Thanks! Im a one man crew so it means a lot, I just finished animating Dinosaur at Animal Kingdom as I heard that one was closing too, gonna immortalize as many great rides as I can!
Did you animate this in blender or something else? I can tell you’ve put a lot of effort into this (good job since it’s obviously a lot of work for one person) but it’s far from perfect. The camera movements confuse me - the experience would be much better if you did more still scenes instead of constantly panning the camera around (maybe watch some videos related to cinematography - if you’re interested in making more films. You gotta know what a close up is if you want a dramatic effect while someone’s speaking). I would also recommend knowing what it is that you really want to focus on - is it animation or 3D modeling, since the two are usually separate jobs in the industry(ignore this if you only plan on making things for fun)? I don’t know that much about either, just looking at the product alone, spending the same time you spent on this entire project perfecting standalone modeling would be much better for targeted improvement. I know even less about 3D animation, but I would recommend spending more time/doing more work in 1) 2D storyboarding before you start animating (so the shots/cuts look less confusing and the experience becomes better) and 2) using preexisting assets on the internet and spend more time to learn how rendering works instead of spending the time to make your own models, because they’ll lead to a better visual result whilst saving you time. Hope I didn’t sound too harsh!
Btw incredibly good job especially considering your age (from the looks of your channel I’m assuming you’re middle school aged? Apologies if I’m wrong)
Thank you for your advice! Constructive criticism is always welcome and appreciated! This is actually my first real project after getting a real computer! My old one was 7 1/2 years old, was put together basically with glue and hope and could barely run google so this was a real fun experience to try actually animating something, *really* something without INSANELY intense lag or setbacks for the first time!(especially to commemorate this great defunct show)I definitely will look into cinematography videos and practice really rendering! The main reason it isn't actually rendered is because even though my computer which I saved up for at work for YEARRRRS is AMAZING in viewport and sculpting and modeling it falls extremely short at rendering, physics, and simulations. Which I plan to save up for to upgrade. As for my age, there's a lot of old projects on here(lots from when I was that age) yes, and most are for my own original cartoon series I've been working on for a very long time now, it's supposed to look very ToonTown inspired, and all the buildings are actually suggestions from friends and family(each business etc is a business for them in the town). I know it seems childish but I didn't think someone would think I was a middle schooler! 😅 I'm 20 LOL Anyways I do really appreciate it! (I'm not sure how to correctly say this?) It's really cool to have someone really look into something I made and like, *really* look into it it's cool LMAO I have to go now so goodbye have a nice day!
Incredibly great job making this on your very first PC (congrats on finally buying it btw)! Sorry I thought you were a lot younger because of the old graphics style😭😭😭 PC spec being an issue is definitely understandable and I feel like I’ve given you too little credit here. Hope to see you make more stuff in the future!
Hey thanks! No worries you weren't being rude or anything like "YOU SUCK YOURE THE WORST" so I have no problems with it at all! Been practicing 2D traditional art for a while as so I can make those storyboards, even applied for a nice looking school that doesn't cost anything it's just based off if youre good enough to meet the bar to get in! Gonna learn in I got in a few weeks and Im super excited! So stay tuned, I got a lot of plans, I havent posted it here rather only on my Instagram but I've just recently finished 3D modeling every Vamp from Vamp '69 and A TON of the monsters from HHN 32, gonna animate the WHOLLLE event!
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This is awesome. Never would have thought someone would think to animate this. So glad you did. I wish there were more videos out there like this concept. I would imagine this took awhile as it is a long show. The animation style is reminiscent of the time this attraction first opened. It gives it a nostalgic feel and I love it. The original finale (back in 1999) had different characters that had an 3D animation style that wasn't far off from this.
Thanks! Im a one man crew so it means a lot, I just finished animating Dinosaur at Animal Kingdom as I heard that one was closing too, gonna immortalize as many great rides as I can!
THAT WAS SO COOL DUDE!! So happy to be your friend and so excited to see where life takes you!! I know you're gonna be big one day :)
This is great
Thanks! Next Im animating Dinosaur, already have the Sauropod scene complete!
@@WhackyWyatt Yahoo you can use my dinosaur mix if you want it has all the sfx that other mixes don't have
Did you animate this in blender or something else? I can tell you’ve put a lot of effort into this (good job since it’s obviously a lot of work for one person) but it’s far from perfect. The camera movements confuse me - the experience would be much better if you did more still scenes instead of constantly panning the camera around (maybe watch some videos related to cinematography - if you’re interested in making more films. You gotta know what a close up is if you want a dramatic effect while someone’s speaking). I would also recommend knowing what it is that you really want to focus on - is it animation or 3D modeling, since the two are usually separate jobs in the industry(ignore this if you only plan on making things for fun)? I don’t know that much about either, just looking at the product alone, spending the same time you spent on this entire project perfecting standalone modeling would be much better for targeted improvement. I know even less about 3D animation, but I would recommend spending more time/doing more work in 1) 2D storyboarding before you start animating (so the shots/cuts look less confusing and the experience becomes better) and 2) using preexisting assets on the internet and spend more time to learn how rendering works instead of spending the time to make your own models, because they’ll lead to a better visual result whilst saving you time. Hope I didn’t sound too harsh!
Btw incredibly good job especially considering your age (from the looks of your channel I’m assuming you’re middle school aged? Apologies if I’m wrong)
Thank you for your advice! Constructive criticism is always welcome and appreciated! This is actually my first real project after getting a real computer! My old one was 7 1/2 years old, was put together basically with glue and hope and could barely run google so this was a real fun experience to try actually animating something, *really* something without INSANELY intense lag or setbacks for the first time!(especially to commemorate this great defunct show)I definitely will look into cinematography videos and practice really rendering! The main reason it isn't actually rendered is because even though my computer which I saved up for at work for YEARRRRS is AMAZING in viewport and sculpting and modeling it falls extremely short at rendering, physics, and simulations. Which I plan to save up for to upgrade.
As for my age, there's a lot of old projects on here(lots from when I was that age) yes, and most are for my own original cartoon series I've been working on for a very long time now, it's supposed to look very ToonTown inspired, and all the buildings are actually suggestions from friends and family(each business etc is a business for them in the town). I know it seems childish but I didn't think someone would think I was a middle schooler! 😅 I'm 20 LOL
Anyways I do really appreciate it! (I'm not sure how to correctly say this?) It's really cool to have someone really look into something I made and like, *really* look into it it's cool LMAO
I have to go now so goodbye have a nice day!
Incredibly great job making this on your very first PC (congrats on finally buying it btw)! Sorry I thought you were a lot younger because of the old graphics style😭😭😭 PC spec being an issue is definitely understandable and I feel like I’ve given you too little credit here. Hope to see you make more stuff in the future!
Hey thanks! No worries you weren't being rude or anything like "YOU SUCK YOURE THE WORST" so I have no problems with it at all! Been practicing 2D traditional art for a while as so I can make those storyboards, even applied for a nice looking school that doesn't cost anything it's just based off if youre good enough to meet the bar to get in! Gonna learn in I got in a few weeks and Im super excited!
So stay tuned, I got a lot of plans, I havent posted it here rather only on my Instagram but I've just recently finished 3D modeling every Vamp from Vamp '69 and A TON of the monsters from HHN 32, gonna animate the WHOLLLE event!