December 29, 2016 1 comment 33009 Blog, Filmmaking, Motion Graphics, VFX. Every visual effects movie uses paid and free VFX stock footage for creating high quality output. Action Essentials 2 is by the world renowned artist Andrew Kramer. It comes in two variations: 720p (HD resolution: 1280 x 720) and 2K (Film. Video copilot – action essentials 2 – 720p & 2k film resolution September 28, 2015 Interface effects, Video Motion Comments off 16336 Views 6 Download From Usenet.nl (Direct Download 14 Day Free Trial).

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Our goal is to show you tips for Lighting, Rigging and animating so you can learn to create exciting visual FX too! These are not just some piece of junk models, these models are HD quality with detailed 4K textures! Plus they render fast inside Element 3D! Fast enough for you! We had a blast creating this collection and we hope you will have fun playing with these models too! Just to be clear, we do not mean to imply any Star Wars endorsement or sponsorship, Star Wars was a huge inspiration to my visual FX education and we know it has inspired many others to learn about visual FX. Note: All scenes rendered inside Need Light Sabers or laser blasts?

Use our Included Models: OBJ with DDS Textures and optional JPG files! • Tie Fighter • Imperial Corridor Pieces • Luke Saber • Obi-Wan Saber • Darth Vader Saber • R2-Unit • BB-Unit • X-Wing • Tatooine Moisture Vaporator *Some of the names included on this page are registered trademarks of Lucasfilm. DOWNLOAD STAR WARS MODEL PACK!

(Place in Video Copilot model folder) Alternate Textures Files: Need some LightSabers or Laser blasts? Thanks Andrew and VC crew for the fun freebies!!

First thing I tried was rigging BB8 with aux channels, but they didn't work correctly. I hadn't realized aux channels 1&2 were already set, because they don't show up in the drop-down, within Element's Scene UI. Regardless, BB8's head axises with itself (instead of his body) so I hit RESET within the Effects Pallet, but those undeclared Aux Channels would not clear. However, they DO clear within Element's Scene Setup UI. Just right click on the model layer and select Reset Aux Animation.

NOW you can rig BB8's head to axis his body. Hope that helps someone out there.and thanks again! Andrew and the VC team, thanks for this! One question - the textures are in a Direct X format (.dds) for which there is no native support on the Mac. I am hoping for one of the following: - One of you at VC to convert and post the textures in a more universal standard (png, jpg, tiff, targa, etc) - A representative of VC to grant permission for someone else here to do that and post a link - A heads up on a solid, reliable utility for Mac that will allow me to do this myself. Everything I have found looks a bit sketchy.