Full 1080p Groboto animation

[starbase1]

I made myself a run of morphs, rendered them in full HD, and added some music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV_2N9v0l2E

Two minutes of high resolution Groboto thrashing! I hope you like it - it's the first one where I really felt in control of the results.
Nick

[starbase1]

And a second one, this time done with a hard white-on-black style.

http://www.youtube.com/v/Js4JwsFNm8U

Nick

[SteveR]

Very nice animations there - really liked the first one - nice one

[starbase1]

Thanks Steve, there's another longer one up now!

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

Full HD with music again, titles added this time. I think I am getting better at controlling the pacing.

Incidently, a tip for those of you making animations - I got the music (From Tranquillatis by F D Project) from archive.org It's a great source for creative commons licenced music. Much of it is very low quality, but if you hunt down the stuff that is downloaded a lot there's some seriously impressive stuff you can use without problems.

[SteveR]

Nice My favourite yet. I have not learnt or played withthis aspect of Groboto yet (boolean modelling is what I tend to do) - be great to see a tutorial as to how you do these!

Lovely work though, really nice. Maybe you can convert them into screensavers - sure they'd be popular.

Cheers
S

[Fleetfoot]

I'm sorry man, I looked at your movies but am unimpressed. What does it mean? What story does it tell? Nothing. It's just a waste of time to look at it.

Why don't you try to tell a real story? Instead of just spinning Groboto automations with no meaning?

Sorry, I'm just emulating Steve Jobs here...

Fleetfoot

[Yazorius]

Even if there's no story in these videos, I've remained watching them till the end, with pleasure. We can see the beautiful animated render that groboto can realise, in real HD. On my screen (in full screen) it was really impressive (I really prefer the black&white one, giving a 3D experience of 2D graphics like we can see in flat flash animations). Beautiful graphical positions of the models, that remind Maths can be Art too.

[johnmcrin]

One time in the late 90's I showed a co-worker a few computer generated pictures I had made that I thought were pretty cool and good. He looked at them and said "I'd rather look at pictures of naked women".

I feel about the same way as him after looking at this. What's the point? What does it mean?