CLEO FYP 2015-2016

Hello! :) I am an animation student and this is my individual blog where I will be posting progress and thoughts while I work on my Final Year Project! :D

[mechanicscleo]

Week 8 - Interim Viva and WISP

Well, other than finishing up the fence texture and reassigning some of the materials to mia, nothing happened on Monday. Tuesday was the interim, and after that we took like a whole day off to relax and review the feedback given, as well as re-think some of our shots. The rest of the week was pretty much used for WISP Assignment 2, so no progress on the FYP side. So sad. :( 

[mechanicscleo]

Week 7

Okay so since Interim Viva is next week, we wanted to get a shot done of most of the props and the environment and characters together. I finished texturing Jack and Pep by Thursday, and over the weekend I’ll have to finish up the fence.

That’s about all methinks! :O

[mechanicscleo]

Week 7 Wednesday - BCR Day 3

Well I was working offline today so it wasn’t too bad. Managed to finish most of Jack, and will leave his head till tomorrow.

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Week 7 Tuesday - BCR Day 2

Well today was unproductive as well. Was unable to access the vpn website at all and spent hours looking at this stupid error message 

Faaaaaarrrrrrrrkkkkkk. 

The server managed to get back up sometime around 1ish, which was after lunch, but it was so slow that I fell asleep waiting for the photoshop texture to reload in Maya. In the end I got so fed up that I took a short nap, and then around 4 I told Evan to send me the files over Google Drive instead. Was supposed to finish texturing either Pep or Jack today, but looks like I ended up doing only like less than a quarter of what I wanted to.

I think by now everyone knows BCR was a complete and total failure.

[mechanicscleo]

Week 7 Monday - BCR Day 1

WAS HORRIBLE IT WAS SO HORRIBLE WHY DOES THE SCHOOL EVEN HAVE THIS SYSTEM IF THE INFRASTRUCTURE CAN’T EVEN HANDLE THE LOAD OF THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS WHO HAVE TO LOG ON TO THE SERVER FROM HOME.

Okay maybe it was because this was actually one of the first few times that the entire school was having BCR at the same time instead of doing it faculty by faculty but my point still stands; if the system can’t handle it, why do it in the first place??? 

Behold, NP thinking BCR was a good idea.

It’s especially bad since our project file is on the server. Every time I rotated the camera in Maya I had to wait 30 seconds. Every file reload for textures took a minute and every save (no matter in Photoshop or Maya) took almost 5 minutes. Today was so unproductive, ugh.

I managed to finish the floor plane for the interior of the barn, texture it and give it a bump map. I also plugged that into the environments for referencing, and edited the height of the house and the fence which were too high and were hovering at least a meter up from the actual terrain. I also managed to edit the textures for Shot 120 where Pep and Jack are plowing the ground and the colour of the ground changes.

It’s really not much and I could have been so much more productive. But yeah well I guess it’s a lot better than not being able to get anything done at all.

Not looking forward to tomorrow.

[mechanicscleo]

Week 6 D:

Monday: Updated shotgun with the versions from last week, finished up the texturing of the corn, and then tried to do instancing for the cornfield.

The corn in viewport:

And the corn when rendered (There’s a little bit of a normals map, but we didn’t want the corn to be too bumpy so it’s quite faint) :

Unable to do a render of the instancing though, and Borko said to have all the elements for the shot in place first before we spend time to render so I started texturing the wheat instead.

Tuesday: Finished texturing the wheat and started on texturing the farmhouse. 

BUT!!! It took me the entire afternoon before I remembered that the walls had different colours for the interior and exterior, so I ended up having to go back and edit that in. Finished the walls at night.

Wednesday: Ran into a few issues while texturing today. The windows needed to be round but the texture would deform and look really gross in “3″ view. Eventually everyone decided that it was fine and we left it at that. So most of the house will be in “1″ view while the windows and pillars will be in “3″ view. Finished texturing the whole house around 8pm, and then put the file on server and re-imported the house in to the files that we were going to use for referencing. Also, I reuploaded some files onto the server for the wheat and the corn so that I could start changing them to mia material.

So this is how it looks like on the outside:

And this is how it looks like on the inside:

Thursday and Friday: Terrain detailing and painting; I also needed to add a few more hills to the border of the whole thing because we changed the camera movement for the establishing shot and apparently the edges of the terrain were visible. 

Also, since we were doing the whole not using Mudbox to paint thing, I had to import in the high-poly mesh into Maya so I knew where I should be painting and how everything looked like after painting.

Friday was IS day, but I did come to school earlier to fix up some of the bumps that were a little too strong in the terrain as well as add the hills.

This is how it looks like in viewport:

And this is the top view; notice how the hills are separate :”D

So yeahhhh. That’s about all; ONWARD TO WEEK 7!! (Which happens to be BCR so we’ll all be working from home. Hopefully MEL doesn’t fail us :’D)

Interim Viva, come at me bro!

[mechanicscleo]

WEEK 5 OMG

Time fliessssss TOO FASTTTT D: Interim viva is in 2 weeks ahaha and we intend to have one of our shots fully done to show the lecturers what we have. Much stress much stress! And wow, was this an eventful week D:

MONDAY: 

Finished modelling and UVing all the trees in the morning, and then proceeded to put down some simple texturing for Pep and Jack.

Pep: Done in the evening, just basic blocking of colours and no sculpting/textures yet.

Jack: Done in the afternoon; Tried to give Jack’s hat some displacement but it couldn’t look right no matter what, so his hat colour is different from the one in his model sheet :( But yeahhh. after a few hours finally we realised that his hat was too thick, so we thinned it and it looked fine... 3 hours wasted... =.=

But anyways yeah, I’m still waiting on the head and body sculpt by Meishan before i go in and do the small detail sculpting and texturing. So for now I just did some colour blocking first.

TUESDAY: 

Started texturing Jack’s hoe, but faced a few technical problems. Maya couldn’t create PSD networks, Mudbox woudn’t update the right texture, so i had to spend an entire morning texturing without Mudbox or a PSD network. I went to help out at Red Camp’s CCA tryouts in the afternoon, and then with the help of Meishan I managed to fix it after dinner.

WEDNESDAY: 

Continued texturing Jack’s hoe in the morning, and then updated the texture files onto the the reference files on the server for Jack’s hoe, Jack, and Pep. Had CCA tryouts again, and then went for a Digipen workshop on like Pre-visualisation for films and media. 

We consulted the speaker after the workshop and ask him to review our animatic to get some outsider feedback. Since our lecturers and us have been working on this project for a long time now, we needed someone to help point out any mistakes we may have gotten used to and/or overlooked. His feedback was worrying.

He stopped us halfway to comment on how he couldn’t quite understand what was going on, and he had to “make an educated guess” as to what our premise even was. This was worrying because if a professional had to “make an educated guess”, how could we expect our target audience of 6 to 9 year olds understand?

He pointed out some continuity problems in the beginning sequence which we had tried to fix the other day but apparently failed. He had also thought that we had already shown him 3 minutes of film when actually it was only over a minute; which is even more worrying since we can infer that he found watching our film a chore. 

He said that if we could afford it, it would be good to cut out the front part of Pep on the couch because “it added no value to the film”. He said the same thing about the crow, saying that he couldn’t see the reason behind having the crow there in the film either.

THURSDAY: 

We met Yitting and Norman in the morning to discuss the Digipen lecturer’s feedbacks. they did agree on some points but argued that most of them can be fixed by changing the camera angles so we’re just gonna work towards finishing our keyframes this and next week. 

We also talked about the beginning sequence and we all agreed on cutting out the part where Pep reads and there’s like 20 seconds of page-flipping. More details to come!

In the meantime, I’m just gonna continue texturing everything and here’s hoping for the best! 

[mechanicscleo]

WEEK 4 WHOOPDEEDOO.

Yeap so it’s been a pretty unproductive week D: I totally blame Deepavali on Tuesday and IS for taking up a whole day of work ugh.

Breakdown for this week:

Monday: Modelled the base mesh for the main tree on the hill, did UVs. Tried to test out how the leaves would be like, encountered many problems with face normals and transparency and getting the leaves into the right shape and all that.

Tuesday: It was a public holiday, so naturally I was sent to run errands for the family.

Wednesday: Came back to school and spent a good half of the day still trying to figure out the leaves. Borko said he had a way to do it, but I haven’t tried it out yet because I’m behind time on the trees. Stayed back and finished modelling the base mesh for one tree variation with UVs.

Thursday: Completely spent on doing up assignments for WISP and 7EN. These IS modules taking up too much time, man... All because some goof in admin mixed up our semesters and now we have to take these modules in our final semester instead of the previous semester. I’m still pretty salty about it. Sigh.

Friday: IS dayyyyy. Came home and just straight out crashed HAHA.

Okay okay yeahhh so that’s all :D Week 4. woohoo. Gonna try get some modelling done over the weekend so I can start texturing next week. \o/

[mechanicscleo]

Week THREEEE

Monday: Fixed displacement map in Mudbox for the terrain (Hills were too round and artificial, made them more slopey and less booby). Fixed the Right window on the house, made them open instead of staying closed

Tuesday: Went through shotgun, assigned tasks to dates. Continued altering models and UV mapping the props that Evan and Denise did.

Wednesday: Pretty much went back to check on all the props, then finished and finalised all the UV maps for them. Took up most of the day, finished sometime after dinner.

Thursday: Tried to help Meishan figure out why the displacement map for Jack’s head wasnt working at all. Eventually we decided to change from using displacement/vector displacement to a Normals map and it worked fine. Finished modeling and UVing the corn.

So far so good! Next week i should be able to start modeling the trees, and then hppefully start texturing by week 5. Fingers crossed!

[mechanicscleo]

Week TWOOOOOOO

RIGHT time to get things started. All the workloads has been coming in and I’ve been surprisingly productive(ish) this week so that’s greaaaaat :D Alrighty so!

Monday: UV mapping for Jack; Put on hold to set up environment for animating by referencing objects into a master file.

Tuesday: Weekly review with Yitting and Norman. UV Mapping Pep, Shotgun crash course and cleanup of Shotgun. Server was put up; Created CoD project file and uploaded to server.

Wednesday: Morning, more admin and Shotgun cleanup stuff. Went through some of the feedback from Tuesday, took out and added some shots. Finished UVing Pep, continued and finished UVing on Jack.

Thursday: Went online and some websites said that it was better to combine objects and have one UV map for the whole thing, especially for stationary props or props that wouldnt ge taken apart. So i went back and edited some of the UVs for the previous models, and i'm still working on that.

And Sunday: Fixed and opened the house’s right window. E&D realised terrain was too high inside the house; gonna fix that on Monday.

Soooo yeah that’s about all for this week? :D huer. alrighty. UNTIL THE NEXT WEEK.

[mechanicscleo]

AAAAAAAAAND NOW I’M BACK

That’s right kiddos, Week 1 of Sem 2 has started…

Production is kicking in full swing, but it’s been a pretty okay week; the sense of urgency is back but it’s less toned down since we’re practically working 12 hour days and we're all surprisingly very productive :'D 

Okay so for the updates on manpower so far: We've recruited Denise, previously from Enchanted Filmworks and she's joining us as an animator. We've also met our supervisor, Yitting, and we know that Norman is our second supervisor but we haven't officially met him yet. We have, however, created a new Studio Mechanics Facebook group for easier communication so yeah!

Over the past holiday I was in charge of Prop and Environment Modelling; I'm happy to say that most of the base meshes are finished :D I did have help from Evan and Denise in modelling some of the smaller/less significant set dressing props, and it helped push forward my estimated completion time by about a week. So, what I did this week: 

Monday -- Polished up Resume and Portfolio for submission and mock interview 

Tuesday -- Fixed Topology and unwrapped UVs for a few models by Evan and Denise; Mock interview in the afternoon 

Wednesday -- Finished Base Mesh for all Props (Including interactive props); Started on base mesh for farmhouse 

Thursday -- Finished Farmhouse; Did base sculpt and rough textures for terrain for E&D to animate.

Friday -- IS day! 

So yeah, this semester IS has started, which means that we’re all taking one day off of work to dedicate to our IS modules. But it’s fine, since we’re all working 9 to 9 in school Monday to Thursday, we’d go for dinner at 6, return at 7, work until 9 or 10, and if you take those 2 to 3 hours and multiply by 4 it basically covers Friday’s portion of work too :D

Oh, Yitting also wanted us to deal with like colour schemes and more expansion on the landscapes so E&D dealt with that while Meishan and I dealt with the maya stuff. She said the current colour schemes were kinda plain and so they kinda have to make more concept art.

I kinda feel bad because like, that was supposed to be my job back in Sem 1 and the whole “did I not do my job properly” thing is kinda guilt trippy HAHA. On the other hand, I also just wanna take my work and go

nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope

Back to work! :”D

[mechanicscleo]

EEEEVERYTHING IS OVVERRRRRR

For now

But yeahh, Viva is over, report has been turned in, all is right with the world until news of whether we get green-lit is out, and then that’s when all the work starts again. :’D

It didn’t go as badly as I expected, the first day of Viva was really scary since every group came out with like worried expressions or like on-the-verge-of-tears faces and all that jazz. So yeah, tension in the FYP room was so thick you could feel it weighing you down like a sack of wheat :’D

Aaaaanywhoosies. I didn’t quite manage to upload the work done from weeks 17 to 18 since it was the rush week, here they arreeeeee. SO FIRST.

Floor Plan: 

Interior Set Design; Shoebox View:

Interior Props Guide:

Exterior Props Guide:

Exterior Props Guide (Trees):

Exterior Props Guide (Wheat):

Exterior Set Design:

Exterior Lighting Guide: Sunrise

Exterior Lighting Guide: Noon

Exterior Lighting Guide: Sunset

Exterior Lighting Guide: Night

And the ultimate killer of my wrist and fingers, THE COLOUR SCRIPT:

SEE ALL THOSE BARS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PANELS. THOSE KILLED MY FINGERS SO BAD THEY WERE JUST TWITCHING THE WHOLE TIME ;U; BUT WELL EVERYTHING IS DONE NOW SO YEAH.

Now just waiting for the confirmation but until then YEAH EVERYTHING IS DONE DONE DONE DONE YES

[mechanicscleo]

Week 16 Daaaaaaaammn it’s getting busy

Okay so over the previous weekend I wasn’t able to get much done because of family commitments but I managed to recover my environment concept thumbnail sketches, and finish up the props guide with the wheat variations so yay for that! 

So first, here’s the concept thumbnails which i then painted over with the “line-less” kinda style that the team decided on last week:

And here’s the exterior props guide!

Again, everything’s done in the “new” line-less, chunky style except for Pep, who is still rendered in the “default” shading. When Evan passes me Pep with the proper render, then we can really see if our characters and prop/environments will fit in together :D

So yeah. The rest of the week was pretty much used for paper work (3AP) and doing work for my own elective core modules. A lot of work to catch up on, sighs. After that though I’m supposed to be finishing up the trees and everything else, so hopefully I’ll be more productive then!

[mechanicscleo]

Week 15 START THE COUNTDOWN!

Sooooo We’re in the final lap of concept development now!! Just had a really rude awakening when I was organising my calendar. As of today, we have 17 days left until final viva. oh my frickle frackle.

But anyways!! So I’ve been surprisingly productive the past week and weekend despite having been doing part time during that weekend ahaha. We had a milestone check on Tuesday where we had to present everything that we’ve finished so far. Maybe that’s why I’ve got so much work up. HAHAHAH.

Finished up majority of the interior props, only the very minor and not so obvious props aren’t yet done. Lots of the pictures are gonna be the same as before, although with a lot of cleaning up. The file naming conventions have been standardised, and the background colours have been changed to match those of the character  turnarounds. So obviously because thin-lined sketches look horrible on coloured backgrounds, I had to block in some sort of colour ahaha.

So that was all the interior props! They’re all pretty much finalised, but today we had a bit of a discussion over how our style would look like just to standardise since Evan is about to start rendering the characters in the turnarounds. We agreed on doing somewhat of a line-less 3D rendered look. We also decided that our textures are going to be semi-realistic with textured brush strokes, minimal sculpting/displacement and no finely-detailed bump mapping. So basically they wanted something like this:

And now all I have to do is remove all the line arts from the props and re-render accordingly. It’s gonna take me a while but wew here’s hoping I can finish everything before next week ;u;

Aaaaaaaaand here’s the (completed) exterior props so far!

^And there’s the incomplete Exterior props guide, with Pep for scale! hahaha. I’m still in the midst of doing the final props after doing multiple variations last night, but here’s what i have so far.

1) TREES

So we wanted to use geometrical kinds of shapes, and I came up with a few shape variations. A is like the “generic” kind of tree, B is like a triangular/teardop shaped, C is obviously square/cube-ish and D is spherical.

Since it was late at night and I was feeling painterly, I decided to colour them in as well.

I sent those to the whatsapp group and they liked the last two tree variations. So this morning in the FYP studio, I worked on a few more variation sketches.

In the end, we decided to use the cuboid tree clumps. The slanted blockish tree will be used as the “main” tree in our final sunset scene, while the rest will be instanced around the borders of our “map” to help hide the horizon line :) Finalised cleanups and colours should hopefully be up soon!

2) WHEAT GRAIN SACKS

I also took the liberty to draw up some sacks for the wheat grains that they definitely will be packing up to sell. These will probably be placed around the outside of their house, maybe around the cart?

We decided on the first sack design, paired with logo “D”. Again, finalised versions to come!

3) CART

Okay so we also played with the idea of having a cart or a wheelbarrow somewhere on the farm lands. Did a few variations, most of which i’m not proud of haha.

So I honestly was only happy with the first one, and so were they so... yay? hah. Yeahhh. Gonna work on that too.

4) WHEAT

And of course, our wheat farm would not be complete without wheat! I did some studies (not shown), tried to simplify the wheat ear, and then variated some designs.

So since we have a very large area of wheat and there’s gonna be a lot of wheat, I suggested that perhaps we pick a few for variation. So Meishan suggested using 1, 5, and 7, so I’ll have to draw those up as well.

Aaaand yeah that’s about all! I still have a chuckload of stuff left to do though, meingott.

LOOK AT THAT LIST. PEACE OUT GUYS IT’S TIME TO CHIONG WORK AND SPRINGBOARD MY WAY INTO HYPER PRODUCTIVITYYYYY

(and then crash (intomybed) after viva)

[mechanicscleo]

Week 13-14 (Leading up to production milestone!!! D:)

Sooooo it’s been a busy week of doing all other work except CPD :’D But it’s really been very unproductive though. We’re so behind time, and here I am only just finishing the props guide and all the turnarounds for the interactive props. Sometimes I feel like Evan and Meishan have already done so much more work than I have and that my contributions these few weeks have been just

:/

But well, anyways! so here’s the main props guide for the O’Lantern Living Room:

And in order of appearance, the turnarounds for the interactive props:

Colour-wise, they’re yet to be approved by Meishan and Evan though. Colour testing hasn’t been done yet either, but will come up with those and edit the turnarounds accordingly on Monday before the mini-presentation on Tuesday! 

I’ve got work this Friday to Sunday though, sighs. So tonight and for the next few nights I will be doing the shoebox view and money shots that i was supposed to be doing last weekend but couldn’t because... yeah. ;u; 

Feeling like such a burden to my team but ugh. Things aren’t going too great in my personal life right now either but enough moping, it’s time to get back on track! After all, the only thing you can do after a fall is to get back up on your feet! :D

(and to pretend nothing was wrong in the first place)

[mechanicscleo]

Week 11-12 (armchairs and tables and hoes, oh my)

Wellllllll nothing much happened these few weeks, other school commitments have been keeping us all busy sighs. But yeah, here’s the work i managed to do over the weeks!

Mostly finished up with the prop variations, and right now i’m working on the prop guide! So yeah here’s some of the variations i did, there’s some pictures that are about the same as the last post’s but hey, good to have one consolidated post, eh? :D

Yeahhh. Our final prop designs have been pretty much chosen already, all that’s left to do is to do up the turnarounds for the interactive props, as well as to consolidate everything into one prop guide (Including the additional props that are pretty straightforward/aren’t “visible” enough to have design variations) ahaha. The 3D proxy by Meishan is well on its way to completion, so all that’s left is for me to finish as much as i can over the weekend so we can get started on the shoebox view, and so that Evan can get to doing up those finalised storyboards!

PROGRESS IS SLOW BUT OVERALL NOT TOO BAD. HOPEFULLY. \O/

(But first i need to find a way to stop feeling sleepy)

[mechanicscleo]

Week 10

Well, so it turns out that Week 7 flew by without any of us actually realising what happened. HAHA. It was the last week of the term, though, so I guess all of us were pretty brain dead. We were supposed to do up a schedule for pre-production, which we did but didn’t record down in specific detail. That week must have been the least productive week... I didn’t get much work done either, just finishing up the script but that’s only like one small part in the whole grand scheme of things.

We went on break for Week 8-9, but to be honest I spent almost every day coming back to school so it completely didn’t feel like a holiday at all... Week 8 was used to film our live-action reference for our animatics, so we spent most of our days in costume and embarrassing ourselves in public HAHA. Week 9 was less of a rush, and I did manage to do a little bit of work while juggling part-time work but still; time just flew by so quickly it’s insane.

Let’s see what I have to show for my (very minimal) efforts from the break... 

WEEEEEEEEEK 8:

Well we settled on the interior layout late in Week 8 after we finished the live-action filming. It was a quick sketch, which i later cleaned up into a floor plan for easier reference. 

A strike of inspiration hit me then, and I came up with some design variations for the coat hanger that’s supposed to be next to the door. Think I worked on these over the weekend and finished them early in Week 9.

WEEEEEEEEEK 9:

So after finishing the coat rack I thought maybe as the “concept artist” I should also do a quick thumbnail sketch/paint of how I thought the farm would be like. Turns out that I couldn’t settle on how the general shape of the house and how it should look like, so I went ahead and did a few silhouette variations on the farmhouse’s exterior. (I still have not done the thumbnail HAHAHA -kicked-)

Wowthisissobadi’msolazy I think I did this after coming home from work and feeling guilty about not having done any solid work for the past week... A multitude of bad excuses for silhouette explorations and some pumpkin study doodles hahaha.

I tried to come up with some silhouettes for Jack (the dad) as well. These are just how I thought his body shape might be like (without clothes yet), and wow I just couldn’t get away from the generic and not-unique silhouettes and body types.

So I kinda tried to block out the forms and construction of his body and tweak them around. I’m not satisfied with them at all, so I might do more exploration later on if time allows. 

WEEEEEEEEEK 10:

So we came back to school on Monday, and pretty much just did a mini show-and-tell session of what we each came up with over the holidays. (Which isn’t much, actually because apparently no one was in the mood to do work over a holiday HAHAHA)

SO YEAH WE SHOT OURSELVES IN THE FOOT. :’D The original agenda for Monday was to discuss which designs we all wanted to see in the characters and props, which we sort of did (But not very successfully, ahah). BUT, we kind of got run over by the realisation that we were actually very behind time and that the schedule we planned for ourselves in Week 7 was going to ruin us all. So most of the time was spent trying to get over that emotional and mental chasm.

What we DID manage to do was to reassign the roles. So after we finalise the designs, Evan will be in charge of the characters (turnarounds, expression sheets, poses sheets), Meishan in charge of environments (Floor plans, layouts, orthographic views, shoebox views etc.) , and I will be in charge of props (interactive prop design and turnarounds, stationery BG props, etc). 

We also allocated an extra week for the design work, so that’s the plan for the next week and a half. All while studying for CTs, yay!

So anyway, I went back to the silhouettes that I did in Week 8, took 3 of the silhouettes that I liked the most, and did a few variations for each one. 

These are still only in the front view though, so I will be working on them in perspective thumbnails soon!

After discussing on Tuesday, the group felt that Jack might be of a more “solid” build. So while Pep’s primary shape is circles and round-ness, Jack’s primary shape will be more on the rectangular, blocky side. 

We thought of maybe pushing the proportions as well, so it was either give him really long legs or a really long body. But yeah, more sketches are gonna be needed so mmhmm.

I also got around to thinking about the crows in our animation. If Pep was to be rounded and cute, Jack blocky and solid, then it only made sense that the crows would be sharp and streamlined. During the interim viva, one of the lecturers mentioned about making the crows seem more evil and sinister, with which the other lecturers agreed. I thought of the origami crows that we used for our live action, and did a few studies.

So basically i was just playing around with colour and how the crows might look like if they were origami-styled. Problem is, though, how they’re gonna fit into the overall style of our animation. So i did a few more studies with some reference images from stock photos, and did a stylised version of the silhouettes. I tried leaving in some of the smaller details like the feathers and stuff so they weren’t completely sharp and pointy, but still seemed edgy enough.

The problem now, is how are these gonna translate into 3D and how are we gonna model and rig these? So that’s something we’ll have to keep in consideration ahaha. The most possible scenario though is that we might have to redesign them sooo yeap.

And that’s pretty much all I did for Week 10! most of the week was spent studying for CTs, which, well. Let’s just say I might have to retake 3AP hahahahhhahahahahahahhahaha shit