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Thank you Richard!!

Thank you all unfortunately the project is being held for the moment. Richard, here is a "first"rigging test, I was also learning to use the tools :) .... Mark, I'm using silo for modeling. Thanks again Pragmy ProjectpaniE.mov

Hi, A work in progress... some more.... the last 2...

Hello Richard, there is another problem, the ziped collected files are big, 59 MB, that can be a piece of the puzzle. is a big document, I was unable to send it this way...

Hola Tomas, I'm sorry, I wasn't able post back for a while. I tried in EIAS 7, I don't have 6.5, same results, camera did not launch... Thanks, Pragmy

Thanks Tomas. Here some previous renders... I m having problems for rendering the second part of the video. Is another document with another models. Everything seems ok but Camera won't launch at the end of the process. The project was created in EIAS 5.5.3 but I already have it in 8, nothing happens in any of the versions of eias. I wonder why.... Thanks Pragmy here is a render or the second project ...

Hello! This is a work in progress. It is a part of the process of the part one of three, of a video based on a few works that I did in 2007, which they were speaking about a fact of violence happened in 2006, near my house. They killed a student for stealing a cell phone from her. EIAS 5.5.3 (couldn't do it in 8, something with the shaders, had to bring back the old copy of EIAS) Rendered using Phong shading I believe... Imac late 2008, on one core. Really fast anyway!

Super!!!!!! Tell Us more about this please!

Thanks, Jakev, Richard. Yes, Jakev, it rendered pretty fast, raytrace shadows. Richard, the original project wasn't that minimal, it has textures, Gi, all that, but then I made a mistake with lights and we liked...

Thank you Tom!!

A video little about migration in DR EIAS 8 no GI, and no shaders, just high exposure light. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yupshLvOMLo

Wow! great tutorial from videocopilot. thanks for sharing Richard. Those animations are great! Tomas, raelly nice Works! Well, I used 3 elements on this animation one sphere and 2 planes, just 3 texture maps. the firs one, the global map was originally from a 3d warehouse model, 1140-720 pixels, I enlarged it to 4096-2048, and ad more detail in de caribbean area in order to be similar to the next object. The Santo Domingo island map (Dominican + Haiti) is a puzzle form Bing maps. I took like 30 screen shots of the area and made an image 8192x3693, maped on a rectangle with alpha channel. Another rectangle was used for the cabarete town, 5683x5171, another puzzle form Bing maps :-/ Since the animation starts from the other side of the planet it was easier for me go backwards because I can place mi mark at 0,0,0 and them move my camera anywhere I wanted. The videocopilot tutorial explain the exponential scaling to simulate the approximation to earth, I notice that it could not be linear too, but i used a manual procedure, I started at 64 units height, and in the same amount of time I went 128-256-1024-2048, etc. we all know the secuence :) Them in F-curve editor I made the movement look more natural... Render time: 26 minutes in an Imac 2.66 core 2 duo (no renderama, Just one core) 3 lights, and phong render. And, almost forget, I used another map for the stars, a background camera map 8192x4096. I think that's all... Thanks

Ok, here is the render, only the EIAS part: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGPaDwrFc9o and an image of F-curve of the camera. the animation was done from earth to space and reverse rendered for more control. the camera had to decelerate as it was reaching the surface, because the distance is huge compared to the size of the project (the Architectural project).

Hello! I did the first 25 seconds of this animation (the space intro) in EIAS: The rest of the video was done in another software that could not handle the scale of the firs part of the project. (the intro was done several months after, by Requirement of the client) I found this video in youtube, I'd like to show only the EIAS part in the forum (or perhabs the gallery) but I don't know how to submit it. Thanks