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RE: Help! The grunt has escaped his cyber prison! - graykin - 05-05-2011 I'm noticing a trend...a lot of people seem to be making videos with grunts running amok in their homes/dorms/etc. Oh my god...I think we've just discovered a new meme! RE: Help! The grunt has escaped his cyber prison! - Gameoids - 05-05-2011 (05-05-2011, 02:31 AM)graykin Wrote: I'm noticing a trend...a lot of people seem to be making videos with grunts running amok in their homes/dorms/etc. I wouldn't really consider that a meme, but it wouldn't hurt if it was, either. RE: Help! The grunt has escaped his cyber prison! - GraphicsKid - 05-05-2011 Who? I've only seen one other video, and that was from somebody on this forum. RE: Help! The grunt has escaped his cyber prison! - Mina Darsh - 05-05-2011 That would be me. RE: Help! The grunt has escaped his cyber prison! - RedShift - 05-08-2011 This is great. Wish I could do this it would make a nice intro for an Amnesia series I'm working on. Great Job RE: Help! The grunt has escaped his cyber prison! - Tottel - 05-08-2011 Awesome work. I'm not sure how you did it, but I love the shadows: It looks pretty real. RE: Help! The grunt has escaped his cyber prison! - skypeskype - 05-08-2011 Holy biscuits! Thats awsome. RE: Help! The grunt has escaped his cyber prison! - GraphicsKid - 05-09-2011 (05-08-2011, 05:05 PM)Tottel Wrote: Awesome work. I'm not sure how you did it, but I love the shadows: It looks pretty real. Here's a quick overview of my process: - film it. Camera attached to tripod (more stable than just straight-up handheld) and me running full sprint down the hall. - track shot with Syntheyes camera tracking software. Basically, the computer (using my input) is figuring out how a CG camera needs to move to mimic the real-world camera. - recreate a rough cg "set" mimicking the real environment. - place grunt in scene. - slow down footage after realizing it looks unrealistic having the grunt run that fast. - render out grunt passes (diffuse, specular, ambient occlusion, shadows) - put them all together in After Effects. - tweak color until it matches that of the original shot (i.e. color temperature correction, move black level up so blackest black is more of a dark grey color) - Put it all together! - Re render all this crap because alpha matting got screwed up. - Put it all together! |