So, i have made a 5-minute movie which is a mashup of Halo and the James Bond movie Goldeneye. I am hoping that you have seen the movie Goldeneye 007, its a good movie if you havent seen it, and if you have played goldeneye n64 that would help too because the movie is a spoof of the opening of goldeneye and the music (most of it) is from the game. This was made in 3ds max 9 and took me about a month to make. If you are also a Canadian then you should understand the Westjet parody at the end. I hope you will all enjoy this movie!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBpkc9PMurE

Oh, I like I like! Although, the textureless objects, and somewhat sub par animations in certain areas were a bit of a turn off. I liked the toilet scene, that was good.

Nice but if I hear that dam music again it will be too soon. *dam music plays* OH MY GOSH!


(yes the music in the dam level........ it's called the dam (i think) so i'm not cussing)

Ya im glad that you enjoyed it, keep in mind though i am still learning most of the features of 3ds max, but this was a great learning experience for me and i can assure you that whatever i make next will have more textures and better animations, and it will probably be made with a better computer i hope. Thanks for the review!

haha this wasnt easy to make, it took me about a month and three years of experience. but if i read more tutorials then i would probably have an easier time with it, if you are interested in it then you should try it out and it just takes time really.

iw was good only when people moved they were 2 stiff.

the biped should have been rigged first..Then it would have looked more like a human when you animated it later..

Ya, when I made this I was still very new to using rigs and bipes. But now I have experience so the animations in my upcoming movie (which is not related to the last movie even though the MC will have a cameo) will have improved.
Edited by steve30avs on Oct 18, 2007 at 06:40 PM

Thanks for the advice, if anyone else has suggestions on making the characters movement more realistic I would like to hear them, because it's really hard to get realistic movements.

You mean other than getting a motion capture setup right? Maybe just try giving the characters slow slight but noticable (spelling) movements.... not shure if thats gonna work since I animate vehicle scenes for my intro movies to my video's...

Ya i'm not going to be able to get a motion capture setup... But I will be able to add slight movements to make things look more realistic, thanks for the tip.

Your welcome. Yeh I know it's expensive to get a motion capture setup but I hope my slight movements tip helps, or atleast to help you get closer to making things more realistic.

I think it took about two weeks to make.