Experimenting with the step animation.
Simple but effective.
Allows you to imitate a number automatic X3D animations all inside X3D
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Experimenting with the step animation.
Simple but effective.
Allows you to imitate a number automatic X3D animations all inside X3D
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Inspiring. I used to experiment with that program quite a lot but am so enamored with my other Xara programs that I have chosen to stick with them for the most part. This just goes to show what can be done with some imagination. Thanks for the inspiration salaam.
This is the first for ages since I've used X3D as well Larry.
It won't let me add many more objects.
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i like that. Is this step animation also?
Yes, Step.
It recently occured to me that a lot of different movements could be achieved very simply using this method. The other animation methods tend to be limited to one type of movement. With the 'Step', it is probably possible to replicate most of the other animation methods. Not only that but all methods could be combined into one animation (to some degree).
These two examples, both replicate 'rotate' and 'ripple'.
Some adjustments
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Very cool animation Salaam! You're very skilled at this program. I never could get the hang of it.
I love the drop splashing and flowing down over the cube and the 8 ball rotation and movement with a spin!
Are you going to do a video tutorial as to how you did this? That would be great.
Salaam,
I wanted to add the thought that I've always admired your ability to get the most out of this program! You must have a very high IQ!
You always had a flare for this. Love the last one.
Thanks team,
I think, if I had a high IQ, I would be using Blender something more suitable.
salaam, I just tried it with no success. Any hints how you do it would be greatly appreciated by me and many others here. I don't expect a video tutorial necessarily just some guidance.
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Rather you can look at the file. It is created in the same way you create a page-flick animation.