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Fortunately, I ordered some new shackles last week.
The town's smith did a great job on them, don't you think? Hehe.
And don't you even think about kicking around, or your other leg might get broken as well!
The town's smith did a great job on them, don't you think? Hehe.
And don't you even think about kicking around, or your other leg might get broken as well!
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I figured you built a simple 3D scene, added painted textures, set up a camera rotation loop, and then exported the video as a series of still frames, to use as backgrounds for your character animations and effects. That's probably how I would have done it, but I don't know much about modern animation software. I do know most 2D art tools nowadays also have some basic 3D features. Which program(s) did you use for this?
I use tvpain for mostly everything. It's specifically made for bringing traditional animation to pc. So it doesn't have 3D stuff and not even rigging. For learning 3D I have currently no time, so this was the easiest solution for me. Some geometrical constructions and these I filled then with my textures.
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