Working with Animation - as far as we got..
Today my students and I started the Working with Animation tutorial and although the result was nice we didn't made it to the end in a decent way. Is is possible that the tutorial isn't complete?
- animation-tutorial-test1.mp4 6.73 MB
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Support Staff 1 Posted by lievenmenschaer... on 16 Sep, 2014 09:49 AM
Bavo,
untill where did it work? it seems that the animation tutorial test mp4 has all the correct parameters except from the location.
could you include an ndbx file with your result so we can have a look at it?
regards,
lieven
2 Posted by Bavo Van Hecke on 16 Sep, 2014 07:23 PM
This is as far as we got. Frustrated as we were we played a bit around at the end :-) We didn't managed to let those spinning wheels falling down.. :-( Oh, and thanks for the fast response!
Support Staff 3 Posted by lucasnijs on 04 Oct, 2014 02:40 PM
Ha die Bavo! Hoe ist?
I looked at your file and if you go into your subnetwork called "positioned" I saw you put in the mod node the value "1". Now this is the value that controls in your network when your shapes would return to their starting position. Or putting it differently: the value one means that your shapes get send back to the start position every frame and hence do not move! Put in another value (1020 for instance) and they will reposition every 1020 frames and will magically start moving.
good luck!
Lucas
4 Posted by clarasimson12 on 04 Apr, 2015 09:35 AM
I think you should redo the animation tutorial and complete it so that it is a perfect specimen of your and your students work. I suggest you also add some visual effects in order to make it more creative.