SuperGirl Superbreath Animation

Very cool...I so wanna learn how to do this!

This is not actually as hard to do as one might think

You would need a program like Poser (which specialises in figure animation and has dynamic cloth and hair), or as I think with this animation, a program like 3D Studion Max or Maya.

Once the scene is set up, and things like gravity and wind variables set, you then just need either a) a hell of a long time; or b) a boat-load of processing power

Hope that helps

/K

Thanks for the info KickAss. Can Poser manipulate props so my superchick/s can bend steel or have a vehicle hit them and wrap around them for example? I see tons of ready made props for sale cheap at places like Daz but I don't know if they can be changed in any way. And, do you know if Poser can be used for bullet, explosion effects? Thankyou.

I know the guy who makes these. He uses a free program called Daz3d Studio to create the models. Then he exports to Marvelous Designer to do the cloth animations, and back to Daz3d to render the video. I'm trying to replicate the same process, but it's a real pain in the ass sometimes. The learning curve is kind of steep, and there's a ton of stupid bugs that get in the way of making it work right. I'm attaching an example of something I rendered recently.

Maybe if anyone else out there has experience with this stuff, they can help us figure out the process better.

SCOTT R wrote: Thanks for the info KickAss. Can Poser manipulate props so my superchick/s can bend steel or have a vehicle hit them and wrap around them for example? I see tons of ready made props for sale cheap at places like Daz but I don't know if they can be changed in any way. And, do you know if Poser can be used for bullet, explosion effects? Thankyou.

Can be a little tricky to do depending but sure.

Looks simple enough.