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Yeah it sounds interesting at first, but if you imagine a finished game it's not as good as the Octafold game. In Octafold I spent only 2 days coding and 2-3 days making all the sprites, but even I myself played the game for weeks. This 3D idea sounds like it won't be possible to make even in a year, the amount of work seems grotesque and the potential playability is questionable... Maybe I'll get back to thinking about it if I ever manage to model a good looking lowpoly character and learn how to animate them, but don't want to think about the game when I can't even do the basics yet 😅

Thanks! Glad you liked! 😊

Thank you so much!! I'm very glad you enjoyed it, and I'm happy the animations are getting a bit better with more practice 😄

Yeah, all the exercises they can do now at home! 😆

Thank you so much!! Hope Shiki succeeds on her way against CensorChip and ProPaganDale 🤣

Animations weren't fun to make for almost 2 years for me but now I'm more and more getting familiar with the tools, so might make more later 😉

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Thank you! 😊

I did a 2D bendy boys game already (Octafold) but I'm still trying to think of a "cool project I can get obsessed with" as you said, in 3D...

So far my best idea was that you're a teacher with a group of boys who all get trapped in an ancient temple, the only way out seems to be a huge mysterious door, but the engravings around it suggest that the only way to open it is for several people to perform very advanced contortion poses at the same time in front of it. None of the boys in your group are flexible at all, but everyone realizes there's no other choice but to start some intense training. This idea can turn into a horror game where they realize they're not the first ones trapped in this place and they find various contorted skeletons of the past victims. That makes them work way harder, but here I'm kind of out of ideas for the actual gameplay between the intro and the ending. Can be just a sequence of right items to pick up and right things to do, but it can be more like a survival game where most items are generic like "stick" or "rock" and you unlock recipes to build more and more effective training machines. Also thought that doing contortion emanates some weird energy that can be stored in some special containers, then certain amounts can be used to activate magical items around the temple that help with more advanced contortions and energies until you unlock the last door. Can be like a Sims game where the boys live their own life, sleep, eat, train, talk with each other, you just walk around, enjoy their training, listen to their babbling about their progress and improve whatever you can for them.

The first problem here I can think of is how to create 3D characters who look attractive and not like eyes painted over lowpoly models or something. I guess if I ever get through this stage, the rest might be possible 🤔

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Thank you so very much!! I'm just trying to do something other than turntables because honestly they're hard to look at without getting dizzy...
This is my first longer and non-looped 3D animation, it makes me very happy it's something worth looking at frame by frame... I sure had to do that a lot while making it, there's still several bugs like a strand of hair falling down on his chest but I couldn't afford losing sanity over it anymore...haha...

What I can do depends entirely on the programs available in the market today... I couldn't do the same thing a few years ago.. I'm just trying to watch more tutorials on youtube and see if there's any other media that I could use to worship bendy femboys... Probably now the next step will be making a video game with them...mwahaha...good %uck 😂

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Thank you so much!! Very glad you enjoyed! About the eyes, I didn't realize they should be fixed on one point and will try to remember it for any future animations... In this case I think it looks okay but I agree it looked a bit weird to me as well, and now I know why! Thanks!

Also thanks for noticing the folds and the fact the body stays intact at all stages, it really makes me happy to read as I didn't even count on getting a comment about it... Animating reminds me of Alice in Wonderland, "you have to run faster and faster just to stay in the same place," similarly I had to fix SO many stages of the animation because "by default" almost everything looks wrong...after all the fixes the animation looked ideal, but also as if I did nothing at all. That's the curse of 3D art, the more ideal you make it, the more it looks like you did nothing. In 2D art perfectionism can be clearly seen and appreciated because every single person in the world tried to hold a pencil at least once and everybody knows how hard it is to draw even a simple circle... But in 3D only very few experienced people can notice some nuances that took the artist hours... In this case, I'm very fortunate to get a comment about it! 😊

It does? Well there's no chronology in my art, so it can start over and over... 😏

Found this, sounds like it:

"When the Chozo developed from their ancient form, each race's characteristic physical abilities were enhanced. Each member of the various tribes had the astonishing abilities to perform quick movements while running, leap high in the air, and have flexible bodies that can uniquely transform into a sphere. These abilities contributed greatly to the prosperity of the Chozo culture. The various powerup items Samus gains contain the physical abilities the ancient Chozo excelled at."

Well, it's of course MUCH easier than drawing animation by hand (that I could probably never do..) but still took several days and the realization how much you have to do just to make it look realistic... so many fixes on every portion of the movement... But thanks man, very glad you enjoyed it!! 😄

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