Topic: Life of Pi
Life of Pi
The (Very Short) Life of Pi. Take that, Ang Lee. I'll be accepting your Oscar now.
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Life of Pi
The (Very Short) Life of Pi. Take that, Ang Lee. I'll be accepting your Oscar now.
Lol, that was awsome!
Tee-hee. 
Yea, funny short, maybe too shorty short. 
This was good. I really think your character animation is vastly improving. But now I'm left wondering if any of you have actually read Life of Pi, which is probably one of the most genius books I have ever read.
Predictable, but, as Golden said, your animation is improving.
lol. Everything Jargon just said. I also really liked the water animation. It looked fairly real (not perfect, but oh well). Good job.
Predictable, but, as Golden said, your animation is improving.
True, although I've known about Life of Pi long before it became a movie and always thought the probability of a man living to tell his tale of being stranded on a life boat with a tiger would be slim to none. I'll bet HISHE will have something similar up their sleeves.
Really? Are we talking about the fig animation or the water animation? Because the water animation was all simulated. The bobbing up and down and side to side weren't me.
On a side note, what you're seeing is actually 4.5 sec of footage rendered at 60fps but stretched out to 13.5 sec at about 24fps. Reason I did that was because the simulated ocean moved way too fast at normal speed and there was no option to slow it down other than to render at 60 fps.
Thanks for watching.
I can't speak for Jargon, but I meant the fig animation.
Same here. It was a lot less mechanical than it's looked in the past.
YouTube HD version now up.
I love that water simulation!
I've read Life of Pi, and I like this version a lot more, personally. 
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