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2010/9/14 11:40:00
Simon Evans Nice vid

i quite like the char with no eyes
2010/9/13 14:39:40
texture lost on own object Theres some more info about problems with ase import here

http://www.muvizu.com/Forum/topic512-ase-import.aspx

this may help you....
2010/9/13 10:15:37
What actions would Muvizuers like to have? This is a great topic.

We are in the process of doing some 'rock band' anims, so there will be LOTS more anims to pick from. singing, dancing, playing instruments etc

we are also looking into a system where locomotion and animation of the top half can be overlayed so this will open up a whole host of new possibilitys.

but yes we are always looking to expand and improve our animation set.

so keep the ideas coming
2010/9/10 10:09:47
My first little animation - David Brent haha quality

love ricky gervais!!

great for ure first attempt!
2010/9/8 12:47:39
Google Sketchup Object Import Here you go

http://www.muvizu.com/Forum/topic497-importing-from-google-sketchup.aspx
edited by glasgowjim on 9/8/2010
2010/9/6 12:10:08
Lighting tutorial My main tip would be to turn the ambient light off altogether and then work from there....or if you dont want to turn it off then make it VERY low.

the ambient light really destroys the look for me
2010/9/5 13:08:35
My first video haha that was great.

really enjoyed it
2010/9/5 11:38:50
Cannot find make a movie\ Video button is grayed im sure i heard about this before......i think the prob before was something to do with the in and out points of your movie.

there is an adjustable bar where you can set your in and out record points (cant remember where it is as ive not got muvizu on this comp) but i think its on the timeline somewhere. Make sure that its extended as it might be sitting at zero?

might not be this but its worth a try
2010/9/3 10:14:34
What codec do you use and why? Xvid is great for a straight output from muvizu and its the one i would defo recommend.

but if your wanting to do post work on your movies then id prob steer clear, its not very edit friendly....im still yet to find the best codec for this
2010/9/3 10:13:26
XVID Xvid is great for a straight output from muvizu and its the one i would defo recommend aswell.

but if your wanting to do post work on your movies then id prob steer clear, its not very edit friendly....im still yet to find the best codec for this
2010/9/2 10:27:54
minor website bug "Also whenever I try and post it goes to an error screen telling me that only authenticated users can post :s"

yeah i had this bug today aswell........
2010/9/2 10:24:49
uploading headache.. here you go

http://www.xvid.org/Downloads.15.0.html

http://www.divx.com/en/win
2010/9/2 10:21:23
tutorials haha
2010/8/31 14:31:40
Stephen Fry youve made muvizu history

uve made contact with the famous!!!!!
2010/8/31 12:54:57
Stephen Fry haha

cool vid
2010/8/28 12:33:55
First 23 seconds wow!!

canny wait to see it!
2010/8/28 12:28:37
Don't think I'll make it... youll be glad to know that the raindance competition deadline has been extended....as far as i can see...

theres some info about it here:
http://www.muvizu.com/Forum/topic260-raindance-film-festival-2010.aspx
2010/8/26 15:11:38
Top things we love about our users 3# There amazing and hilarious vocal talent throughout vids
2010/8/26 14:52:14
Dirty face paint, mask? thats exactly what we thought of when we spoke about the face mask

JIB JAB!!!!
2010/8/26 11:34:18
point A to point B animation Yeah the movement controls can be a bit tricky to use.

i think the control point method might be a good answer myself. Its something we have had a lot of feedback on and hopefully at some point we will have a proper review of how it all works (i can here coder dave screaming now.......)
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