3D in non CGI cartoons
- Boltrig
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Has anyone noticed that recently in family guy and since the beginning in futurama, the animation retains the cartoon style, but the 3-d is a LOT smoother?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2CBGeTlO Fo
That shows an example of it right at the end. The tie fighters and death star illustrate what I mean. Does anyone know how they achieve the 3-d without looking CGI, like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_3KpMbsl b0&mode=related&search=
Anyone know how the animators get that effect?
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it's called rendering
it's was probably cel shaded rendered
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cel-shaded_
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You have no idea how long thats been bugging me. Thanks man!
Y'all be in the know :P
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I remember tripping the rift!
That show was sweet! :D
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Yeah, Cel shading's the answer (It seems to go both ways (Cel/Cell) sometimes). I really love the style you can make with it.
