Dragon Age Toolset community is dead,but not quite yet.
Dragon Age - The Brothers
Dragon Age - Cornered
Dragon Age - Destiny (trailer)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVDZg5t7ywg&feature=related
Dragon Age - The Predator
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LatK-Wt9p_w
Dragon Age Toolset Machinima
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Sandrius
, juil. 16 2011 12:21
#1
Posté 16 juillet 2011 - 12:21
#2
Posté 16 juillet 2011 - 02:19
Wow, nicely done! I love the realism on the elf brothers you got going on there. They looked like real elves 
And the spookiness of The Predator and his teleportation technique, awesome!
Oh and you can't forget how awesome the dwarf battle sequences were! Good work!
And the spookiness of The Predator and his teleportation technique, awesome!
Oh and you can't forget how awesome the dwarf battle sequences were! Good work!
Modifié par Lord Methrid, 16 juillet 2011 - 02:20 .
#3
Posté 17 juillet 2011 - 04:41
I recommend you ask a mod to move this thread into Cutscenes, you won't find the proper feedback in this part of the forums
#4
Guest_Allacia_*
Posté 17 juillet 2011 - 08:51
Guest_Allacia_*
These are great videos, really enjoyed watching "The Brothers"... I'm new to cutscene creation so I cannot give any technical feedback, but I have to say from a non-technical (audience point of view) the videos are great to watch. Good job! :-)
And I don't think the toolset community is quite dead yet, it isn't as lively as some communities but I still think a lot of creativity is going on with the toolset still. :-)
And I don't think the toolset community is quite dead yet, it isn't as lively as some communities but I still think a lot of creativity is going on with the toolset still. :-)
#5
Posté 17 juillet 2011 - 02:43
we're not dead... we're just taking a vacation?
brothers:
i'm not sure i understand the story, or who all those guys were in the beginning. but all-in-all, i was impressed!
the beginning was very dark, did you add a light to the cutscene? a small-radius light on the characters would help bring them out. of course, if you're going for a dark, dimly-lit atmosphere, there's a certain balance you need to keep. you might try a dramatic side-light for that.
also, the facial expressions were a bit twitchy. you might want to try stretching those out, and editing the squiggles on them to achieve more ease-in/ease-out. you can also stack them in different tracks and X-fade them into each other.
now after that, the street running scene--- THAT was amazing! how long did it take you to do all that??!? i didn't think the camera was 'too' shaky (which i thought sometimes on the warden's fall series by machinima). and i liked the blurry business, too. and dynamic camera angles were great. do you do all those manually, or do you use camera targets?
i have to run, but i will check out the other videos soon. heh, i got two new yootoob channels to subscribe to outta this thread. also some good stuff from allacia
brothers:
i'm not sure i understand the story, or who all those guys were in the beginning. but all-in-all, i was impressed!
the beginning was very dark, did you add a light to the cutscene? a small-radius light on the characters would help bring them out. of course, if you're going for a dark, dimly-lit atmosphere, there's a certain balance you need to keep. you might try a dramatic side-light for that.
also, the facial expressions were a bit twitchy. you might want to try stretching those out, and editing the squiggles on them to achieve more ease-in/ease-out. you can also stack them in different tracks and X-fade them into each other.
now after that, the street running scene--- THAT was amazing! how long did it take you to do all that??!? i didn't think the camera was 'too' shaky (which i thought sometimes on the warden's fall series by machinima). and i liked the blurry business, too. and dynamic camera angles were great. do you do all those manually, or do you use camera targets?
i have to run, but i will check out the other videos soon. heh, i got two new yootoob channels to subscribe to outta this thread. also some good stuff from allacia





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