Here's links to some of what we mentioned on our 2010 Recap:
Stuckon3d releases his training videos
Destructible windows, walls, doors
James Martin Kentucky Wildcats
Showing posts with label tmoa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tmoa. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Lets All Go To The Movies
Lets All Go To The Movies
October 25, 2010 Wolf & Dulci Hour featuring guest D.L. Watson from TMU Theater.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Monday, September 20, 2010
Friday, July 9, 2010
Maybe You Enjoyed That A Little Too Much
Maybe You Enjoyed That A Little Too Much
July 5, 2010 Wolf & Dulci Hour - featuring guest Biggstrek
The Ex Files from Phil Browne on Vimeo.
Friday, August 7, 2009
The One Where the iClone 4 Preview Knocks Our Socks Off
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Where to even begin on this week's show?
Wolf & I had the pleasure (vast understatement!) of joining the Reallusion group at Siggraph in New Orleans this week. The 3 hour demo of iClone4 left us with our jaws on the floor. Immediately after the demo, Wolf & I hurried to get on the air and share what we saw with you. Joining us from the beginning of the show were fellow iCloners Rainman (of www.coolclones.com) and Lizard (of www.tmunderground.com) who also sat in on the demo. The preview that we saw will be available soon through the Reallusion site - keep checking the page here for that.
I wish I had Rainman, Lizard, and Wolf sitting here right now as I type this, as trying to recap what we discussed in our 2.5 hour show is nearly impossible! We review the extremely exciting features iClone4 will incorporate - among them, massive changes to lighting options (can anyone say HDR and IBL?), the incorporation of video into iClone projects (believe me, this will BLOW YOUR MIND when you find out these details), facial pupeteering (similiar to CrazyTalk features but used directly within iClone - and your characters don't have to be talking to show expressions!), motion paths (including automatic terrain navigation!!), Drag & Drop (drag an image directly from a folder into an iClone project and viola - instant results!), facial feature updates (deformation and randomization), exciting updates to Director mode (no need to memorize those hot keys anymore), updates to particle effects options (think smoothing and more realism) - I know I'm not remembering everything as I sit here frantically typing, but that's why this is the show you don't want to miss.
We also had the pleasure of discussing iClone 4 live on the air with members of the Reallusion team - John Martin, James Martin, and CloneBot Zack. I can't say enough about the graciousness, enthusiasm, and warmth of the entire Reallusion group - they made us feel welcome and that we are part of the iClone family. I don't know who is more excited about using iClone - those of us who buy it or the people behind the scenes designing it! Charles Chen was an outstanding host and I sincerely feel that with him behind the wheel, we're going to continue to see amazing advancements with iClone.
I don't think it's any secret that I've enjoyed creating with iClone 3. iClone 4 though - woah. I can't imagine leaving my computer for at least a month after it's available and I have it installed. I cannot wait to see what people achieve once they have this software in their hands. The ease of use, the simplification of some already existing features, the very minimal learning curve of incorporating the new features - all combine to make this one of the most exciting updates to the machinima community. The video incorporation alone is going to make this an easy tool to use to combine various engines together.
I could ramble on for pages and pages, but just hit play or download the show above, and be sure to keep checking with Reallusion for the upload of the demo!
A huge thank you to the man behind the scenes, Kuroken (www.tmoaradio.com), for taking the time out of his schedule to get us on the air on Wednesday. And our chatroom listeners - so many of our regulars joined us and it was a pleasure to see some newcomers to the chatroom!
A special thanks to GoofParade and Vesobe for providing Wolf & Dulci Hour theme songs - we'll definitely be using those again!
Be sure to tune in again live this Monday at 9PM CST, as I suspect iClone4 will again be our top topic.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
The One Where We Start Packing Our Bags
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This week, Mark aka Rainman from CoolClones joined us to discuss our upcoming adventures in Siggraph.
On August 5th from 12-2pm, Reallusion will be sharing a sneak peek of iClone4 along with a demo. After that's wrapped up, we will begin our broadcast live from the floor. It's possible we're a little excited about this, as our show this week will bear out! A big thank you to John Martin for his insider information and for accepting the challenge for a Stump the John! question to be determined by Wolf at our live-on-the-scene show.
Our chat room was even more rambunctious than usual this week, and we took it upon ourselves to provide new and improved nicknames for some of our listeners. Wolf isn't stumped by the intriguing question....Can iClone be used to create a one-armed-man (answer: yes, but you'll have to listen to the show to find out how)?
We took a look at Biggstrek's entry into the Reallusion costume challenge - Forbidden Planetoid.
We also announce our newly unveiled blog; but if you're reading this here, you're obviously already aware of it!
Our freebie this week honors the memory of Wolf's faithful furry companion.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
The One Where Our Guest Is A Bad Influence
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On this week's show, we discuss the latest competition by Reallusion (for more details click the image below) - the costume design competition.
Additionally, Vesobe joins us for a chat, and between the two of them, had me blushing & giggling even more than usual (I wonder if I will continue having giggle fits when I'm in my 80's. I keep waiting go grow out of this phase).
Vesobe ventured into machinima in 2007, moving the live action The Sunrunner Signal into Star Wars Galaxies.
He later ventured into The Movies, perhaps most famously for his Cry Wolf series (remembered by Dulci as the only time she begged for a role).
A gifted comedic writer as well, he brought to TMOA Radio the Dudeo & Valleygirl radioplay, which Dulci has promised to some day make into an iClone series:
Dudeo and The Valleygirl...
What's next on the horizon for Ves? Well, he's got a project in the works that he has unveiled only 2 pieces of information about: 1) It will be called The Signal; and 2) It will be made with iClone.
For our freebie a little bit of creativity. Wolf was in need of a snakepit for his Indiana Clone video from last year so he grabbed a few snake props from sketchup, re-textured/colored them and added some different rotations. Merged the snake props together and you get a coiling rolling snake pit. Our weekly free giveaway to our listeners.
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