Pokemon Models

[TheSadisticSkitty]

I need some SFM models of a Skitty, Shiny Eevee, Richie's Pikachu, Charmeleon, Lampent, and Delcatty. Thing is, all of them (except Delcatty) have to have something different. The Charmeleon has to have eyelashes (it's female) and it's tail flame has to be blue. Lampent has to have black flames. Pikachu has to have his tuft of hair and a red and black version of Red's hat. The Eevee has to be shiny and have a shadow over her face. The Skitty has to be more vibrant than normal, have purple balls on her tail, and her eyes have to be open and look like Sonic.EXE's eyes. I know this is asking a lot, but I need these pokemon for my animations.

[surfer171]

You wanted to make an animation huh… I heard you can't even move a camera so how are you going to be able to make a full scale animation, let alone your very low sfm usage and the lack of evidence from you that you're capable of timing every foot and paws precisely. I mean, quadruped walking animation isn't easy as you think it would be.

And another thing, you might want to ask @randomtalking bush about your future plans on doing such an intricate material editing.

[Capt Fuzzy]

That's the thing with SFM, once you learn how to animate with it you find that some models might need a little tweaking.
This leads to the next chapter in learning animation, and SFM in general.., material, texture and model manipulation.
You are now ready to proceed to phase two grasshopper, it's time to learn how to use Blender and GIMP or Photoshop...lol

[surfer171]

Originally posted by Capt Fuzzy:

That's the thing with SFM, once you learn how to animate with it you find that some models might need a little tweaking.
This leads to the next chapter in learning animation, and SFM in general.., material, texture and model manipulation.
You are now ready to proceed to phase two grasshopper, it's time to learn how to use Blender and GIMP or Photoshop...lol

That depends if OP's the type to learn every nook and cranny to proceed

[Capt Fuzzy]

Originally posted by surfer171:

That depends if OP's the type to learn every nook and cranny to proceed

True, some are just "too lazy" to be bothered with these sort of things, but they still want what they want, so they continue to pester the rest of us until someone eventually tells them off or they finally knuckle down and learn something for a change... lol

[TheSadisticSkitty]

Originally posted by surfer171:

You wanted to make an animation huh… I heard you can't even move a camera so how are you going to be able to make a full scale animation, let alone your very low sfm usage and the lack of evidence from you that you're capable of timing every foot and paws precisely. I mean, quadruped walking animation isn't easy as you think it would be.

And another thing, you might want to ask @randomtalking bush about your future plans on doing such an intricate material editing.

For the record, I leared how to move the camera you idiot

[surfer171]

Originally posted by Stella Ze Geek:

Originally posted by surfer171:

You wanted to make an animation huh… I heard you can't even move a camera so how are you going to be able to make a full scale animation, let alone your very low sfm usage and the lack of evidence from you that you're capable of timing every foot and paws precisely. I mean, quadruped walking animation isn't easy as you think it would be.

And another thing, you might want to ask @randomtalking bush about your future plans on doing such an intricate material editing.

For the record, I leared how to move the camera you idiot

That's one but have you learned about DOF, focal distance, aperture, basic scene composition or basic cinematography? Those are just the cameras, you haven't mastered proper scene lighting yet. But. The main thing is, do you know how to animate a quadruped and bipedal character with no compatible IK rig?

And another thing, cool your jets. Geez… what's the whole saltiness in you? Got anger management problem?

[Feesh]

Originally posted by surfer171:

Originally posted by Stella Ze Geek:

For the record, I leared how to move the camera you idiot

That's one but have you learned about DOF, focal distance, aperture, basic scene composition or basic cinematography? Those are just the cameras, you haven't mastered proper scene lighting yet. But. The main thing is, do you know how to animate a quadruped and bipedal character with no compatible IK rig?

And another thing, cool your jets. Geez… what's the whole saltiness in you? Got anger management problem?