Small demo animation (clay render)

[madcoo]

Hi everyone !

I usually only do still images but I decided to add this small demo animation to my portfolio.
I'll probably integrate it as a teaser in my website.
I'm thinking of extending it at the end by crossfading the "clay" final image with a textured+colored render.

Comments and advice welcome, as always.

See ya guys !



WATCH THE VIDEO


Technical details :
Modelled in Blender.
Rendered with Octane Kepler 2.58e test build - Directlighting - Texture environment (float_texture set to 1.00 = white) - 256 samples/frame - 45 minutes to render 300 frames
Compiled the png images + adjusted the levels + added my logo with VirtualDub.

[mbetke]

do you animate it frame by frame or are there any tools for such kind of part-explosion anims?

[madcoo]

Hi mbetke,

I did everything myself, excluding the tiles, for which I used Blender's modificator "Build".

[peter1285]

Hi everyone !

I usually only do still images but I decided to add this small demo animation to my portfolio.
I'll probably integrate it as a teaser in my website.
I'm thinking of extending it at the end by crossfading the "clay" final image with a textured+colored render.

Comments and advice welcome, as always.

See ya guys !



WATCH THE VIDEO


Technical details :
Modelled in Blender.
Rendered with Octane Kepler 2.58e test build - Directlighting - Texture environment (float_texture set to 1.00 = white) - 256 samples/frame - 45 minutes to render 300 frames
Compiled the png images + adjusted the levels + added my logo with VirtualDub.

Hi this is really superb and my congratulations and best wishes to yopu.I would like to know which software is help to make this.Please tell about that because it will be helpful to we all who are have an interest in this work.Anyway its awesome once again congrats for your brilliant wok.

[madcoo]

Hi Peter1285,

1) I modelled (using Blender) the different components of the house as follows (I advise you to group the objects of the same kind so you can select and manipulate them easily - like the doors and windows for example, or the isolation panes that sit below the tiles)

2) The trick to get the walls look like they are being built is : I put an object below the walls, to which I applied a boolean "Difference" modifier with the name of that object in the modifier's "Object" field.
I did the same with the other parts that build the same way : the inner walls and the timber frame.

3) I animated each isolation pane individually, having them start from high above (out of camera angle), and did the same for the windows and doors.

4) Eventually I applied a "Build" modifier for the tiles - you just have to play with the effect and specify at which frame it starts and at which frame it ends.

Hope it'll help you.