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What's New ! 8 Feb. 2001: There have been 5,398 visits to these Pete 2 pages, and 2,170 downloads of the Pete 2a file. Combined with visits to the pages for the original Pete 1, the 3D Artist site has now had well over 11,000 hits since June 1998 from people interested in Bryce character animation. 7 Nov. 1999: The new Pete 2a .zip file posted. 5 Nov. 1999: The Pete 2a (improved 12-frame walk cycle) Stuffit file posted. 2 Nov. 1999: Pete 2 downloads (42-frame walk cycle, later removed) and wireframe first posted. 24 Oct. 1999: Animations first posted. Bryce Character Animation, for Pete's Sake! ___ These .br4 files are hereby placed in the public domain for use without restriction, but, if you use this work or a derivation for public display, please credit Cecilia Ziemer appropriately and provide a link to her home page at http://www.3dartist.com/ziemer.htm. ___ This figure uses spheres created and placed in Poser 4 (see wireframe) before export to Bryce 4, where the spheres serve to do the best job possible as joints. The "crash test dummy" outfit was used to help you see and understand how the figure is assembled, how it works, and where the problems are. A basic walk cycle done in 12 frames. "Basic" minimizes the download file size, and leaves lots of room for you to experiment with refinements and additions. If you are doing serious animation work in Bryce, with or without characters, we'd like to hear about how you are managing rendering times. Contact | |||||
