Anton Shakhovnin

3d game animator

[Anton Shakhovnin @AShakhovnin]

Samus run
Thanks @perryleijten for the rig

#animation #3D #Metroid

[Anton Shakhovnin @AShakhovnin]

@TuxedoPato These are lovely!
Was knee overextension in idle animation a conscious choice?

[Anton Shakhovnin @AShakhovnin]

@TuxedoPato Your work is incredibly inspiring.
Keep it up!

[Anton Shakhovnin @AShakhovnin]

Dragon test animation :)

Thanks @truongcgartist for this great rig!
#animation #3d #dragons

[Anton Shakhovnin @AShakhovnin]

@TuxedoPato @Jaguar_kawaii2 @_Mari_Art @aku622 so much character!

[Anton Shakhovnin @AShakhovnin]

@patrizio_peloso @michaelCuevas27 @iAnimate Nice touch with the blast wave 😄

[Martin @TuxedoPato]

First tank combat testing!

Model by Curtis Norton https://t.co/p5wJoiIeJZ

[Anton Shakhovnin @AShakhovnin]

@MrC0Le The model in this case is the geometry (shape of the surface) and shaders (colors, reflectivity, etc)
Rig is the systems that allow to animate the model (joints, controls, deformers, corrective shapes, etc)

[Anton Shakhovnin @AShakhovnin]

Samus run
Thanks @perryleijten for the rig

#animation #3D #Metroid

[Anton Shakhovnin @AShakhovnin]

@perryleijten Decent quality video here
https://t.co/u037ykPNla

[Anton Shakhovnin @AShakhovnin]

@brandon_kola This is great!

[Anton Shakhovnin @AShakhovnin]

@pierrick_picaut Thanks!
NLA was so confusing when I first tried to use it...
Learning it is certainly worth it though, can't animate without layers😄

[Anton Shakhovnin @AShakhovnin]

@c_crapple Sure!
I made two extreme poses, then baked all cape controls on aimspace locators, offset animation of those locators in time (closer to the end of cape - more frames of offset), tweaked locator's translates in the graph editor and baked it all back to controls)

[Anton Shakhovnin @AShakhovnin]

Zelda jog animation
Thank you @artstoff for this amazing rig!

#animation #3D #Zelda

[Anton Shakhovnin @AShakhovnin]

@KielFiggins Thank you for the write-up, very useful!
I've only written a simple reparent script so far, still long way to go:)
Could you give an example of anything that would be better done with python than MEL? I'm a beginner animator, and haven't found courage to start with python yet🙂