New ProductionCrate Space Model Assets... Show Them Off Here!
Is anyone playing with the new ProductionCrate Space Model Assets in HitFilm?
ProductionCrate has recently released a new Space Warship model along with a handful of different Planet Models. If you have done something with them, please show them off here! I would like to see what you've got them to look like. Of course, my intentions are purely selfish... After I posted some renders on their Facebook page, they asked me to consider making a HitFilm tutorial. I'll go first!
Space Warship...
Forest Planet...
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my attempts with the space war ship..
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Looking forward to your tutorial J
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I have a render in progress, but, after all the work I put into the animation I have to admit it... I just don't like that new ship's drsign. Planets are nice...
I'll post my in progress once the test render finishes, but I think I'll be abounding the shot. Shrug.
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@iamkhanproductions @GrayMotion Looking good guys.
@Triem23 I would still like to see how you got it to look!
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Working on something in and amid the freezing pipes, stuck vehicle and day to day wildness of grandkids😂 Hope to pull it together Saturday and Sunday.
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@tddavis Dude, maybe you ought to work on making sure the pipes stay unfrozen! 🤔
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I'm working hard, Blender decided to be slow today
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@FilmSensei I will once I get water flowing again😱 I redid the kitchen cabinets several years ago and insulated them pretty well and they haven't froze since then so I didn't think anything about it Monday. Made a pitcher of tea that morning by the time it was empty (and tat's not that long for me) about 2 - 3 hours I went to wash some dishes and it was done! in the afternoon. I've put a drop light under the sink and used a hair dryer on 1500W for about 4 hours but there is a tiny section under the cabinet bottom I can't hit real good and I suspect it is there. Concrete floors, concrete block wall on the north side and about 1-3 F outside did it's thing. I expect it to thaw on it's own this weekend but we shall see...
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@tddavis, ohh! I feel for you, my dad is a contractor, and I worked with him for years, and that being in Alaska I have been on a few of those frozen lines situations.
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I imagine so. It gets cold up there a lot more than here.
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Here's my first test, I'll probably continue with it
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@premiere_studios That's a good start... keep going!
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I added some compositing in Hitfilm and came up with this
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This looks great but I had to look several times before I noticed the ship. Maybe a little more separation? In my case it was difficult to distinguish the engine light from some of the other stuff floating around. Maybe that is just me. Keep up the good work.
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@DataDesign I'll see what I can do
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Ok, it's done @FilmSensei
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@Triem23 Love it!
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@Triem23 very cool! Loved it!
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Cool!
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Okay, this is not even close to what @Triem23 put out. I tried to get some engine glow going on, but they would stay in place even though parented to the same Control point as the ship layers for some reason I haven't worked out yet, but since my channel has been jumping in numbers the past month or so I found myself in need of 100 Sub commemorative video ASAP. This will do in a pinch.
As @FilmSensei points out below, I forgot to use Motion Blur and only the first scene had Lightwrap added so I redid it:
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@tddavis Looks good. The two things I noticed that can be added include Motion Blur and Light Wrap.
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You are right. I totally forgot Motion Blur and only added Lightwrap on the ship exiting the warp. I totally didn't even think to add it on the sun fly by. Thanks for tips.
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@tddavis I would love to see an updated video!
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Good effort @tddavis , nice!
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Here are some pics i edited with the space fighter small ship.. They're still cool as the warship..
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Duuuude! This is stunning!
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The camera shake as the ships engine’s go by the camera is so good!
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@jtjutsvfx I know, right! 😁
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@jtjutsvfx TY.
Regarding camera shake - I always double it up. The first camera shake is larger - I think about 70 pixels for this shot - and the second smaller - about 10 pixels. The smaller shake is always faster than the slow shake. There's shake over the entire shot, but, for most of it the large shake is at a speed of something like 0.2 and the small shake at about 0.3 (so about 5 and 3 seconds to complete a move). The speed ramps up during the closest part of the flyby and peaks on the first frame where all engines are in frame. Then it dies back to the slow. The large movement settles after the small movement.
The large shake represents body movement - like shifting weight - while the small shake is micromovements of hands and wrist (I was a broadcast camera op for a decade). The peak would be the "Shockwave" pushing the camera op. Large movements become "bracing" against the wave and keeping the camera on target. Small movements are steadying the camera after adjusting the body.
Anyways, always double up your camera shake! 😁
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@Triem23 Thanks for the tip!
