Bricks in Motion
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Maybe you could squeeze the seats closer? Airplanes usually are like that. In other words, make the set a bit smaller.
Thanks, guys. I'm not sure how I didn't think of that myself. >.<
-JK
One more shot to film today and I'm done animation. My entry is a total of around a minute and a quarter in length.
Other than having to redo some shots because of lack of mod element, the BRAWL curse hasn't hit me, yet....
Might re-animate a few shots to polish them up some.
Just an fyi to you guys, if you do by any chance need a voice actor for your BRAWL film, I am open to do it. I've already done lines for a few people, and they seem to be happy. Just trying to help with your guys' films, that's all.
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I'm regretting the choice to make my film take place in a plane. The inside of planes are hard to build in a way that makes them believable. I mean, look at this pathetic attempt:
It looks more like an airport waiting area than the inside of an airplane.
Any help with this? (Just how would I get this set to look like an airplane)
-JK
My eyes are bad, what color are the walls?
My eyes are bad, what color are the walls?
The walls are white.
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I'd move the walls so they touch the sides of the seats, or are at least within one stud of them.
I'm regretting the choice to make my film take place in a plane. The inside of planes are hard to build in a way that makes them believable. I mean, look at this pathetic attempt:
It looks more like an airport waiting area than the inside of an airplane.
Any help with this? (Just how would I get this set to look like an airplane)
-JK
The guy with the red torso on the far left is quite handsome actually.
I'd make the the walls start to curve in near the top, like, you know, the inside of an actual airplane. It looks like your airplane is a giant cube.
I agree with you!
A few recomendations, JK.
First, try to make the windows a tad bit bigger, if you have that amount of pieces. Second, I agree with the others, and you should put a place to put the luggage. And third, you should put a label of the airline on the side of the wall. 
On my film, I've got about a minute and 15 seconds done. I hope to have the film be about 3 minutes long.
I'm regretting the choice to make my film take place in a plane. The inside of planes are hard to build in a way that makes them believable. I mean, look at this pathetic attempt:
It looks more like an airport waiting area than the inside of an airplane.
Any help with this? (Just how would I get this set to look like an airplane)
-JK
A few more suggestions: Make the aisle four studs wide instead of six. Also, make the floor all one color.
The ginger fella and the guy beside him and very dashing indeed.
I personally think it'll be grand. At this stage I'd just get on and animate.
OK, taking everyone's advice. (there sure is a lot of it 
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Thanks, everyone!
-JK
Another strong frame, NXT. You never seem to disappoint.
I finished a CG background for our film today. One of many to come.
NO!! I'be been struck with the BRAWL curse. 
Whenever I try to open the camera in MonkeyJam it just crashes, any help?
Maybe try reinstalling MonkeyJam?
-JK
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