(07-30-2015, 02:03 PM)JustKillingTime Wrote:

(07-30-2015, 01:26 PM)nobody231 Wrote:

(07-30-2015, 12:30 PM)JustKillingTime Wrote: How does one go about making animations/Poses? is there a Animation library where I can download them?

Animations have to be attached to the model first. So, you'd have to make a seperate model for each animation, and combinations of animations. And making animations/poses, you need a rig first. If you don't know what that is, you might want to do some learning.

I know how to rig, I got the file of an already rigged Lopunny of this website, imported it into 3DS MAX made the mesh higher poly so it's more smoother now and re-rigged it back to the skeleton.

(07-30-2015, 01:47 AM)Random Talking Bush Wrote:

(07-30-2015, 01:40 AM)Ribbon-Kitten Wrote:

(07-30-2015, 01:30 AM)Random Talking Bush Wrote: I've never really bothered to read into animation formats, particularly because I have no idea how I'd go about writing an importer for 'em.

Sounds, on the other hand, I actually have a complete set of the Pokémon cries that I extracted a while back, only problem is they're not named accordingly (which I'd like to do before uploading 'em).

Thank you RTB! Also do you have all the variations of the cries, like in amie? And how could someone rip the animations, or is that unrealistic right now?

The Pokémon-amie sound variations are all modulated in-game, there aren't any unique sound files for those.

(07-31-2015, 02:01 PM)Farlavor Wrote: I learned how to rig both on 3DS Max and Cinema 4D, But I rather prefer C4D above 3DS Max, since Joints can also stretch
as well as rotate, making my character being able to do "Gomu Gomu no pistoru" if I want.
also, the Child/Parent system on C4D is much easier than on 3DS max, making weapon wielding characters an easy
job by just drag and drop.

anyway... the only drawback of C4D is that some imported models don't support subdivision (Hypernurbs). making them looking like having holes on every vertex of their polys... It doesn't affect to RTB Pokemon exports, I dunno why.
so I cannot make them looking like high poly.

but about motion capture, I have no idea of how to make it to animate quadrupeds by myself... I know there must be a way to do so, but all I saw is that people motion captures dogs and cats when using a camera... but for complex animations of quadrupeds, I think Cats and dogs cannot perform such actions, so there must be a way to make it possible for a person like me, if I ever have to perform like a Quadruped, even with some limitations.
it seems iClone 6 can be used for motion capture and even supports Cinema 4D... but I dunno if it has the feature or the plugin I can use for the purpose I am thinking, Becuz I wanna animate an Eevee to perform a kind of DBZ battle against a bunch of ninjas.

More precisely like this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0oO86-MgZc
(Battle scene at 11:13 to 13:25)

Just with the details that the Eevee will perform the battle stand in Quadruped, with some Takedowns, paw swipes and even using the tail to deal damage (Iron tail attack?). The only Biped stance is when using the KI attack, and it will not be a Kamehameha or neither will be a KI version of a known pokemon movement (Shadow ball or something), but just a Rainbow
Beam... (TASTE THE RAINBOW MOTHER*censored*!!!. LOL )
and the bonus track at the ending, when the Eevee licks it's paws clean after the victory... of course, I will try to perform all
the animations, even I had made the Eevee's fandub (In Spanish, due becuz that Eevee was able to talk like Meowth does in the anime, LOL)

(07-31-2015, 09:48 PM)Lopunny Wrote: Sorry to pop in unannounced, but I am having this scaling issue with the Lopunny model I am working on.
*image*
(Notice how the Lopunny model on the left is way too big compared to the Mewtwo and Blaziken. The end result I want is shown on the Lopunny model on the right which I used Ragdoll Resizer to achieve the effect.)
I really want to know how people are able to scale these Pokemon models without causing the bone weights to go bork.
http://i.imgur.com/nRqGJVI.png
http://i.imgur.com/Kp1CZOy.png
(I just going to link pictures from now because it's clogging up space. Anyways, notice how in the first picture, the model is a lot larger, but in the second picture, the model is scaled with no problems whatsoever.)
However, I can't seem to figure out a way on how to scale a model using 3DS Max without ending messing up the bone weights of the model.
http://i.imgur.com/nTEQQer.png
What I am doing wrong? Did I miss a step or something?

P.S: Is there a better place to put issues like this? Because I probably shouldn't be derailing this thread again.

(07-31-2015, 11:15 PM)supersmashball Wrote: Is there a Noesis script for these, yet?

(07-31-2015, 11:09 PM)nobody231 Wrote: About hypernurbs... Some edges are split, so that's why it happens. If C4D has a "remove doubles" function for vertices, use it! Otherwise, use Blender for that, and reimport it back into C4D

(08-01-2015, 12:16 AM)Random Talking Bush Wrote:

(07-31-2015, 09:48 PM)Lopunny Wrote: Sorry to pop in unannounced, but I am having this scaling issue with the Lopunny model I am working on.
*image*
(Notice how the Lopunny model on the left is way too big compared to the Mewtwo and Blaziken. The end result I want is shown on the Lopunny model on the right which I used Ragdoll Resizer to achieve the effect.)
I really want to know how people are able to scale these Pokemon models without causing the bone weights to go bork.
http://i.imgur.com/nRqGJVI.png
http://i.imgur.com/Kp1CZOy.png
(I just going to link pictures from now because it's clogging up space. Anyways, notice how in the first picture, the model is a lot larger, but in the second picture, the model is scaled with no problems whatsoever.)
However, I can't seem to figure out a way on how to scale a model using 3DS Max without ending messing up the bone weights of the model.
http://i.imgur.com/nTEQQer.png
What I am doing wrong? Did I miss a step or something?

P.S: Is there a better place to put issues like this? Because I probably shouldn't be derailing this thread again.

My thread, so it's fine by me.

Anyway, if you didn't scale down the model in 3DS Max, then just simply put $scale 0.425 in the QC and recompile, that'll put them to the sizing of the models that have been ported so far.

(08-01-2015, 02:08 PM)Lopunny Wrote: Thanks for giving the green light and the help. But I have already resolved the issue.
Although I did tried to use $scale 0.425 first, it ended up squashing the model though. Anyways, I will still try to keep these kind of posts to a minimum.

(08-01-2015, 04:24 PM)Random Talking Bush Wrote: You'll need to put that up at the top of the QC for it to work properly, for whatever reason.