First animationtest with octane

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danForsgren
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first shot of rendering animation in octane

picked up an old project done a couple of years ago to try and rerender it in octane.
very happy with the result

quick to setup and control the final output (though it could definitely be tweeked a lot more on this test, and too bad vimeo compresses the video so poorly)

-animation in maya, music in nanostudio for ipad.

enjoy

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[vimeo]http://www.vimeo.com/72608436[/vimeo]

http://www.vimeo.com/72608436
Last edited by danForsgren on Sun Sep 01, 2013 8:54 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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haha, love it.
Character animation is slick and I like the contrast with the low poly char in a nice realistic environment
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well thank you kavorka, i did have a version of this with a smoothed character, but i went for the low poly version in the end, it had more character:)
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nice :-)
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Nice! The character's movement is great !
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Well done,
love it!
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dawe
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Awesome!
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Gr8!!
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really good job !
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Really well made animation. Nice rendering quality. I like the stylistic choice to leave the polys showing.
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