Growth Spurt - Page 5

Agent M · 06-23-2006

Great job!

siliconstag · 06-23-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by animewolf

just dont tell pixar you started here when you get the job :P

I'm sure that accounts for a lot of artists (myself included) not putting more time into fetish-related material. What if you do put in the effort, and make something amazing out of it. How the hell do you show it in your portfolio.

"Oh, yeah, and this here is a woman growing so big her skirt is ripping off. And here's another where I captured a girl when her breasts have just about torn all the way through her turtleneck sweater. I see... so... should I call you, then? Oh... Well, will you call when there's another position available? Oh."

resiz3d · 06-23-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by siliconstag

I'm sure that accounts for a lot of artists (myself included) not putting more time into fetish-related material. What if you do put in the effort, and make something amazing out of it. How the hell do you show it in your portfolio.

"Oh, yeah, and this here is a woman growing so big her skirt is ripping off. And here's another where I captured a girl when her breasts have just about torn all the way through her turtleneck sweater. I see... so... should I call you, then? Oh... Well, will you call when there's another position available? Oh."

This is exactly the problem I have now. I'm supposed to be working on my demo reel, creating new animations to show off to get work. But I'm getting pulled into working on GTS stuff instead of that, doh!

06-25-2006

Well, at least you can think of all this GTS work you are doing as practise. I have to say, these are definately the best 3D growth animations ever. The problem with 3D growth animations before was that they always had problems when it came to the ripping of clothes, which back then couldn't be done, and even the dynamics of the clothing were often left out. Seeing such technological bounds as these will make the animations we've always wanted a reality.

I'm happy with all the work your doing. All I'd like to see is something similar to your previous growth works, but with the feet bursting out of her boots as well, that would be brilliant.

Battlekrome · 07-01-2006

sigh still can't get em to work...

any chance you could do em as avi?

or low size gifs?

PrBlahBlahtson · 07-02-2006

Battlekrome, go to here and download the latest version of QuickTime with or without iTunes.

If using Windows XP in the "New" start menu, go to Start and then Control Panel.
If using any other Windows or XP in "Classic" mode, go to Start, Settings, Control Panel.

Open up Add/Remove Programs.

Find Quicktime and uninstall it.

Reboot your computer.

Install QuickTime.

Reboot your computer.

Try opening one of the files.

If you still can't get it to work, you skipped a step.

Battlekrome · 07-02-2006

is using windows 2000...

and for some reason itunes / quicktime borks when trying to install... will monkey around...

get this error when trying to run em

bad public movie atom ...

PrBlahBlahtson · 07-03-2006

Then uninstall the old versions, if you still have any installed at the moment. If you use iTunes to purchase music, make sure to disassociate it with your music first or you'll cost yourself a computer activation.

SinisterTwin · 07-03-2006

Well, I wish I was delurking for a different reason, but I'm also having some major problems with these files, and I've tried uninstalling & reinstalling QuickTime a few times already (even following Mr. Blahston's precise instructions). Despite all of this the .mov files are causing 'Buffer overrun' errors which cause the player to crash.

I'll be the first to admit to being hopeless when it comes to troubleshooting computer operating problems, so I'd be appreciative of any assistance.

Battlekrome · 07-03-2006

well found out what was causing my problems..

seems one of the many codec packs i had installed quicktime...

had to do aggressive removal using one of the tools i have...

alt quicktime 1.7 installed and bing it works....

resiz3d · 07-04-2006

Sinister: Open up quicktime, go to Help > About Quicktime Player and check what version you have, the buffer overruun bug was supposedly fixed in an older version of QT.

I really dislike exporting 2 versions of a file, Quicktime is the most universal format which is why I use it. The h.264 codec is really good. (It's easier and more common for a Win user to get it than for Mac users to watch WMV or DIVX/XVID). I did do a XVID version of one of them (the best one imo), it's available in the first post.

resiz3d · 07-04-2006

edit: argh! double post!

07-02-2006	#54
PrBlahBlahtson is not a mod. Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Northeast USA Posts: 4,188	Battlekrome, go to here and download the latest version of QuickTime with or without iTunes. If using Windows XP in the "New" start menu, go to Start and then Control Panel. If using any other Windows or XP in "Classic" mode, go to Start, Settings, Control Panel. Open up Add/Remove Programs. Find Quicktime and uninstall it. Reboot your computer. Install QuickTime. Reboot your computer. Try opening one of the files. If you still can't get it to work, you skipped a step. __________________ It's not that I don't like you. I'm just direct.

07-03-2006	#56
PrBlahBlahtson is not a mod. Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Northeast USA Posts: 4,188	Then uninstall the old versions, if you still have any installed at the moment. If you use iTunes to purchase music, make sure to disassociate it with your music first or you'll cost yourself a computer activation. __________________ It's not that I don't like you. I'm just direct.

07-04-2006	#59
resiz3d I draw 'em tall! Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 1,865	Sinister: Open up quicktime, go to Help > About Quicktime Player and check what version you have, the buffer overruun bug was supposedly fixed in an older version of QT. I really dislike exporting 2 versions of a file, Quicktime is the most universal format which is why I use it. The h.264 codec is really good. (It's easier and more common for a Win user to get it than for Mac users to watch WMV or DIVX/XVID). I did do a XVID version of one of them (the best one imo), it's available in the first post. __________________ deviantart.com/resiz3d

07-04-2006	#60
resiz3d I draw 'em tall! Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 1,865	edit: argh! double post! __________________ deviantart.com/resiz3d

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06-23-2006	#49
Agent M Process Master Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Nova Scotia, Canada Posts: 595	Great job!

06-25-2006	#52
Androxi Guest Posts: n/a	Well, at least you can think of all this GTS work you are doing as practise. I have to say, these are definately the best 3D growth animations ever. The problem with 3D growth animations before was that they always had problems when it came to the ripping of clothes, which back then couldn't be done, and even the dynamics of the clothing were often left out. Seeing such technological bounds as these will make the animations we've always wanted a reality. I'm happy with all the work your doing. All I'd like to see is something similar to your previous growth works, but with the feet bursting out of her boots as well, that would be brilliant.

07-01-2006	#53
Battlekrome Lurker Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 25	sigh still can't get em to work... any chance you could do em as avi? or low size gifs?

07-03-2006	#57
SinisterTwin Frequent Poster Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: The city that rhymes with 'Fun' Posts: 249	Well, I wish I was delurking for a different reason, but I'm also having some major problems with these files, and I've tried uninstalling & reinstalling QuickTime a few times already (even following Mr. Blahston's precise instructions). Despite all of this the .mov files are causing 'Buffer overrun' errors which cause the player to crash. I'll be the first to admit to being hopeless when it comes to troubleshooting computer operating problems, so I'd be appreciative of any assistance.