Animated Waterfall
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Animated Waterfall
Hi
I like making animations as with my Models I make, but I have had some dramatic failures, like undercarriage lowering on Aircraft coming into land, ripples on a Pond, Steam from Cooling Towers etc, but here I have been working on this Water fall for what seems years, but maybe staggered months, OK this Waterfall has to have other parts added like rock walls, and other tinkering etc etc, so this is the basic Waterfall for you to vet for me and have your thoughts, please.
https://s930.photobucket.com/user/emufarmer/media/WaterfallAnim.mp4.html
Regards Frank
I like making animations as with my Models I make, but I have had some dramatic failures, like undercarriage lowering on Aircraft coming into land, ripples on a Pond, Steam from Cooling Towers etc, but here I have been working on this Water fall for what seems years, but maybe staggered months, OK this Waterfall has to have other parts added like rock walls, and other tinkering etc etc, so this is the basic Waterfall for you to vet for me and have your thoughts, please.
https://s930.photobucket.com/user/emufarmer/media/WaterfallAnim.mp4.html
Regards Frank
emufarmer- Posts : 32
Join date : 2013-01-26
Age : 88
Location : Perth, Western Australia
Re: Animated Waterfall
Hi Frank, there appears to be movement both up and down, therefore it doesn't look quite right to me. You've chosen a very tricky subject though....
dee4141- Posts : 325
Join date : 2013-01-20
Location : Scotland
Re: Animated Waterfall
Not bad, Frank.
To me it looks like one image passing from front to back.
Thinking out side the box, have you considered using something like a wheel turning (looking at the shape front on rather than the side) to get the constant roll of the waterfall? As you said it isn't finish, so you could use the rocky surrounds to hide the top and bottom edges. Just a thought.
Justin
To me it looks like one image passing from front to back.
Thinking out side the box, have you considered using something like a wheel turning (looking at the shape front on rather than the side) to get the constant roll of the waterfall? As you said it isn't finish, so you could use the rocky surrounds to hide the top and bottom edges. Just a thought.
Justin
Re: Animated Waterfall
Thanks Danny it is a tricky one to work on and yes Justin I have gone through all that imaging, this is a picture of a Weir in MEP.
My problem here is the height of the Waterfall, imagine a 20 meter fall with a roller of 25 meters, and fitting 3 or 4 rollers above each other is certainly not authentic looking,
My Waterfall has 3 images going back and for all at different timings and angles, but with MSTS limitations they all end at the same time, this is what I have to configure in the Shape File plus changing the images to suit, thanks for the suggestion.
https://s930.photobucket.com/user/emufarmer/media/Weir.mp4.html
Frank
My problem here is the height of the Waterfall, imagine a 20 meter fall with a roller of 25 meters, and fitting 3 or 4 rollers above each other is certainly not authentic looking,
My Waterfall has 3 images going back and for all at different timings and angles, but with MSTS limitations they all end at the same time, this is what I have to configure in the Shape File plus changing the images to suit, thanks for the suggestion.
https://s930.photobucket.com/user/emufarmer/media/Weir.mp4.html
Frank
emufarmer- Posts : 32
Join date : 2013-01-26
Age : 88
Location : Perth, Western Australia
Re: Animated Waterfall
Just noticed the "related images" and that looks much better - movement only downwards.
dee4141- Posts : 325
Join date : 2013-01-20
Location : Scotland
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