Powdered Toast Man

Powdered Toast Man · 05:57 AM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=If3wsyT3nao

Plopilpy · 12-26-2020, 10:05 PM

* sigh. *

look, this is bad. A good movie is defined as a movie which is impressive and/or tolerable. This isn't either of those. If you wanna make a good movie, here are some pointers:

1. Don't use the "Click and drag" tool. You can get MUCH better animation by using the "hand" tool and moving your item frame-by-frame. It takes a bit more work, but hey, it's VERY worth it.

2. Try not to use default music. If you're going to use a MIDI, at least go to https://www.vgmusic.com/ and snag a good song. Default music gets old, fast.

3. Try to make custom scenery. Hell, even a simple scene made out of cubes and spheres would be worth it. In most good examples of movies, scenes use clever tricks to make nice eyecandy. Here's an example of one of my next films:

To end this off, here are some GOOD examples of things to look at:

Download this movie, and take it apart. It's a good example for learning some tricks.

Here is an example of one of the best vanilla 3dmm films ever.

Read Eukos' guide to 3dmm.

Simply put, you have a long way to go. I hope you can eventually lead down the path that will shape you into a good 3dmm'er.

C'ya!

Kane · 12-27-2020, 01:19 AM

ITT Plop educates 30 year old troll

SnackPlaskin · 12-27-2020, 03:47 AM

I very much appreciate your response, but this was purposefully awful. YTP-esque crap.

I will take your pointers though as I would like to sink some time into this thing. Never heard of this before today..

Mind blown.

Plopilpy · 12-27-2020, 03:52 AM

Ha-hey, glad I could help. Definitely try to follow some tips from those movies, they helped me in the making of my films.

I look forward to your next movies!

12-26-2020, 10:05 PM	#2
Plopilpy Senior Member Join Date: May 2020 Posts: 3,097	* sigh. * look, this is bad. A good movie is defined as a movie which is impressive and/or tolerable. This isn't either of those. If you wanna make a good movie, here are some pointers: 1. Don't use the "Click and drag" tool. You can get MUCH better animation by using the "hand" tool and moving your item frame-by-frame. It takes a bit more work, but hey, it's VERY worth it. 2. Try not to use default music. If you're going to use a MIDI, at least go to https://www.vgmusic.com/ and snag a good song. Default music gets old, fast. 3. Try to make custom scenery. Hell, even a simple scene made out of cubes and spheres would be worth it. In most good examples of movies, scenes use clever tricks to make nice eyecandy. Here's an example of one of my next films: To end this off, here are some GOOD examples of things to look at: Download this movie, and take it apart. It's a good example for learning some tricks. Here is an example of one of the best vanilla 3dmm films ever. Read Eukos' guide to 3dmm. Simply put, you have a long way to go. I hope you can eventually lead down the path that will shape you into a good 3dmm'er. C'ya!
Plopilpy Senior Member Join Date: May 2020 Posts: 3,097

12-27-2020, 01:19 AM	#3
Kane Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2020 Posts: 1,096	ITT Plop educates 30 year old troll
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12-27-2020, 03:47 AM	#4
SnackPlaskin Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2020 Posts: 2	I very much appreciate your response, but this was purposefully awful. YTP-esque crap. I will take your pointers though as I would like to sink some time into this thing. Never heard of this before today.. Mind blown.
SnackPlaskin Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2020 Posts: 2

12-27-2020, 03:52 AM	#5
Plopilpy Senior Member Join Date: May 2020 Posts: 3,097	Ha-hey, glad I could help. Definitely try to follow some tips from those movies, they helped me in the making of my films. I look forward to your next movies!
Plopilpy Senior Member Join Date: May 2020 Posts: 3,097