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I love that muscle deformation in the first AVI.  Would you consider posting a wireframe+bone image so we can see how you rigged it?  It works really well.

i'm not think " too long legs" because i used image reference style comic/manga, in this case is usually have long legs, I try to improve my modeling abilities , I Not well understood what you said Tanzin ,( sorry  i'm brazilian
and my English is weak ), I think you asked for what purpose I am modeling,Well, actually it is for games, as a training... I would like to work with games. and hihosilver i will post the wireframe.

thanks!

Ah, I understand.  Yes, things like leg length do tend to be exaggerated in comics.  I thought that was what you might have been doing.  Certainly your technique looks excellent, the wireframe will reveal more I guess.

xalener: Really? Do you look like Dager's model?  I'm....fascinated...... !

I understand.  If cube maps will reflect that would be excellent.  Will it be possible for the camera to render the panoramic background as a background, without reflections, as in Scanline?  At the moment panoramic backgrounds are entirely ignored by the camera, and the background reverts to the background flat colour.

This is just excellent.  Here's a quick test render.

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q11/Boney_Moroney/Anim8or097test.jpg

Love ART, Steve.  Seriously cool.

I have had a bit of a fiddle with ART, and I am afraid I do not understand the interface at all.  Could someone provide a more detailed "how to" for this old dog?

Actually, you should be able to edit the curve in the same way you edit splines in object mode.  Click on the offending node with the spline tool (icon with a curvy line on it) and you should get two green lines branching off from the node.  Fiddling with these should smooth out the curve.

Hmm... I'm not certain.  What strikes me is that the image from Scene mode has it's arms in a similar position to that in Figure mode.  I would suggest moving the arms down to a more natural position in Figure mode, and see if that fixes it.  If not, maybe someone more experienced with this sort of thing can help.  The pics are perfect, exactly what I meant.  This is a slow moving forum, so you will need to give it some time, but everybody here is keen to help, and rest assured someone will have seen this before and know exactly how to fix it.