【芽芽】New Model (14.2)

[sang820]

Wow. You keep on amazing me.

Moho can make great animations, I just want you to see these great animations
Of course, it would be even better if the bone weights could perfectly control the gradient color. This seems to be a historical legacy bug~

[sang820]

A lot of follow-up work----

[sang820]

[sang820]

Finally done~!

[Greenlaw]

WOW! This looks gorgeous, Sang!

Your shading technique inspired me to play around with Color Points finally. I greatly underestimated this feature and its potential. Color Points is very cool!

Thank you for sharing your technique and work!

[synthsin75]

Very nice, Sang.

The final turn seems to expose the unfinished tops of the legs, as the dress twirls up.

[sang820]

Very nice, Sang.

The final turn seems to expose the unfinished tops of the legs, as the dress twirls up.

Yes, you are very perceptive, the character has no hips, and the head turns to the back very stiffly, which I will modify later. But I can't help but synthesize the final effect of the animation ~ you know it is very beautiful.

[sang820]

WOW! This looks gorgeous, Sang!

Your shading technique inspired me to play around with Color Points finally. I greatly underestimated this feature and its potential. Color Points is very cool!

Thank you for sharing your technique and work!

I'm glad you got the inspiration, it's the best compliment to my animation.
Now there are two small problems:
1- The bone weights can't bind the gradient accurately.
2- The color node and the liquid shape (or mask) conflict.
If these two are solved, Moho will be perfect, what do you think?

[Greenlaw]

Now there are two small problems:
1- The bone weights can't bind the gradient accurately.
2- The color node and the liquid shape (or mask) conflict.
If these two are solved, Moho will be perfect, what do you think?

1. That's curious. I'll have to experiment with that.
2. Ah...yeah, I can see how that might be a problem. When Liquid Shapes in one of the 'blobby' modes, it can create new geometry for every frame, so it might be hard to maintain consistency for Color Points. I'm not sure if this is true when using Liquid Shapes in the 'mask' mode, but probably?

Thanks for the heads up! I'm looking forward to playing more with color points.

[sang820]

Now there are two small problems:
1- The bone weights can't bind the gradient accurately.
2- The color node and the liquid shape (or mask) conflict.
If these two are solved, Moho will be perfect, what do you think?

1. That's curious. I'll have to experiment with that.
2. Ah...yeah, I can see how that might be a problem. When Liquid Shapes in one of the 'blobby' modes, it can create new geometry for every frame, so it might be hard to maintain consistency for Color Points. I'm not sure if this is true when using Liquid Shapes in the 'mask' mode, but probably?

Thanks for the heads up! I'm looking forward to playing more with color points.

Regarding the bone weight binding gradient color, I tried it, but got completely different results. Attached is the moho file and video. It's so weird~
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rJbZ3f ... sp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11xekp7 ... sp=sharing