I'm having some issues with constructing the lamp post. I've retried creating the lamp post 4 times following the exact steps that Simon has left but it keeps forming an oval shape?
Ah! I also ran into this problem! Basically the problem is you're using one of the scaling pivots to scale it horizontally (it's L shaped and you have box icons you can pull!). You'll want to use the box in the middle of the L shaped Pivot (it meets with the vertical and horizontal box points). that way it shouldn't make it oval and stay circular when you scale it down!
I have edited my animation further with Alan's help. In the video, there are a few frames where the character and scenery seem to change but this is because the stills are rendered while the rest of the film is still in post-viz.
Fig 1 - Original Metropolis Poster Released in 1927 and directed by Fritz Lang, 'Metropolis' is one of the most influential films for modern Science-Fiction today, having used the biggest budget in German film making at the time. From the character and set design to the plot, many elements from this film can be spotted throughout a variety of modern films such as 'The Matrix' and 'Blade Runner'. 'Metropolis' is a film based on a divided city set in the distant future where both the working and upper class live separate lives in different parts of the city. For the upper class, they are provided with high skyscrapers, Eternal gardens, a district dedicated to entertainment, various methods of transport and many more, while the lower class are subjected to working continuously, enslaved below the city in machine halls and living in small, mundane buildings. Fig 2 - Machine halls Fig 3 - Metropolis Throughout the film, Lang...
Ah! I also ran into this problem! Basically the problem is you're using one of the scaling pivots to scale it horizontally (it's L shaped and you have box icons you can pull!). You'll want to use the box in the middle of the L shaped Pivot (it meets with the vertical and horizontal box points). that way it shouldn't make it oval and stay circular when you scale it down!
ReplyDeleteI hope this made sense and that it helps! :D
Thank you Meg!!! :)
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