@hyperchaotixanimation / hyperchaotixanimation.tumblr.com
Personal Projects (announced): - SRB2 Model Pack (Including character commissions)
This is for the pinned post. I appreciate job offers, but I'm too busy to take on more work at the moment.
Practice sculpt of Sally Acorn I did last month :>
Been doing a lot of sculpting lately but I can't show most of it. So I made this lol
Unfinished model I made of Zero last year. I don't think I'm going to finish it so I'm uploading pics of what I have.
10 years ago today I uploaded my first SFM/Gmod map! Despite how simple it is, it ended up changing my life.
My first (finished) 3D sculpt! Aether for @/astrasilverhorn on twitter!
The annual UV map Santa has finally been digitally contained.
And now with these maps 3 (Diffuse, Metalness, and Normal) you too can control him.
Trying to sculpt a scientist faithful to Half-Life's original art style
Quick test of using lattice rigs during the model building process rather than after for increased flexibility later. This wasn't supposed to resemble Daffy Duck initially, but I wanted to model the beak shape and now it's this. If, for whatever reason, I make a proper Daffy model I'd like it to be more accurate though.
Comparison of my new Crawla model (Right) to the original sprite (Left) for SRB2! 197 Triangles 64x128 Texture
As a bonus, here's what the texture looks like:
Comparison of my new Sonic model (Right) to the original sprite (Left) for SRB2. 876 Triangles (758 for the base mesh) 256x128 Texture Sorry for the radio silence for a while! However recently I completed all 40+ enemy models in the game, so expect more showcases in the near future.
Various 2D animation practices from a few months ago as a warmup. :)
Some of you have probably seen this already (this video is 2 years old after all). But for those of you who haven't: When SRB2 2.2 came out I was begged to port my old models (that I no longer cared for) to the new version. I really didn't want to do this, because the old models didn't fully live up to what I wanted.
This new pack does. This is the initial teaser for the new model pack, which I've been developing (on and off) for the past 2 years. There is a lot more now than there was even in this initial teaser.
2 Hour animation test from March 2021
Here's the process I went about animating Sonic in case you were curious! :D
-Keys. Only the *most* necessary key poses to get the point across. Reads more like a comic or slide presentation at this stage.
-Extremes. Like keys, but more of them. They help define the actual rhythm of the animation. They're also the strongest drawings alongside keys.
-Breakdowns. This is the fun part. The breakdowns are drawings between the extremes that describe the actual movement of the animation and *how* the poses change. This is where a lot of the *life* and volume comes in and it's perfectly acceptable to just leave animation at this stage, especially on a budget.
-Animation Passes. Using my breakdown passes as goalposts, I straight-ahead individual parts of the body based on what is leading the action. This part can be scary and tedious, and it's good at revealing flaws in your animation, but can add a fun "wow" factor. Again, not a necessary step, but I felt great after I finished it.
Little 2D animation from September
That was a good almost 4 years
