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Star Wars: Squad 42 l Dissolution
In the shadows of the newly formed Galactic Empire, elite Clone Commando unit Squad 42 is tested to its absolute limits as they come to terms with the destruction of the Jedi Order and their own role within it...
Favorite brickfilm to date. Congrats on amazing work man!
Loved the serious tone. I think there were no gags or I must have missed them.
Impressive. Most impressive. Love the lighting.
Nitpicking time: The main troopers' legs. You know what I'm talking about, GP. Inconsistent with the Jedi's leg or the other trooper's leg.
Beyond that, I felt some parts of the pacing could have been faster. Characters took a cartoonishly long time to fall over, for example. If it was a comedic pause, I couldn't tell.
Fenominal work man the story was incredible and animation was perfect by far one of my favorite CGI brickfilms yet
Impressive. Most impressive. Love the lighting.
Nitpicking time: The main troopers' legs. You know what I'm talking about, GP. Inconsistent with the Jedi's leg or the other trooper's leg.
Thank you. I hear you though, I wasn’t happy with that either. I tried to stay of shots of the back of their legs as much as possible.
Thank you. I hear you though, I wasn’t happy with that either. I tried to stay of shots of the back of their legs as much as possible.
I don't use Cinem4D but assuming it follows the same paradigm as Blender and other 3D software, it looks like some sort of smoothing was applied to it, resulting in the warped look.
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