hey sumeans!
my work kind of dried up the past week (im at the snow, so i mean it quite literally!) so ive spent some time playing with blender.
the animation comes in either a web browser format, which requires you to get the blender browser plugin, and as an exe. the exe runs a lot faster/better, but im interested in finding out what kind of machine it takes to run the browser version with no jerkiness. this is an attempt to bring a drawing a did a while back to life.
the exe - http://home.exetel.com.au/tmc/ego/works/game002/lost.zip
the browser version - http://home.exetel.com.au/tmc/ego/works/game002/lost.html
blender browser plugin - http://www.blender3d.com/cms/3D_web_plug-in.15.0.html
thanks sumeans!
ps. use keys 1, 2 & 3 to change the camera views
thanks MoonUnit, the little animals are pretty unreconisable, the resolution of the plugin version is pretty low, makes it hard to distinguish, but yep, flying sticks! :)
i found out how to make it into a screensaver, so here it is!
4 different resolutions so suit different everyone (hopefully!)
1024x768 - http://home.exetel.com.au/tmc/ego/works/game002/1024x768.rar
1280x1024 -
http://home.exetel.com.au/tmc/ego/works/game002/1280x1024.rar
1280x800 - http://home.exetel.com.au/tmc/ego/works/game002/1280x800.rar
1680x1050 - http://home.exetel.com.au/tmc/ego/works/game002/1680x1050.rar
just uncompress the contents to your system32 folder(winxp) or windows folder(win9x).
ciao
ok so i finally bit the bullet and was bothered to download the plugin and everything.
thats pretty cool, i liked the way that the little bug things seemed to just be flying about of their own accord, they looked like they were behaving naturally.
that being said they actually visually looked rather confusing, they were kinda just red sticks.
pretty cool, good work :D