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Your instructor must be jealous of shapely females because they look good in such girly clothes.
So she uses the term 'sexualize' to attack the body she can never attain.

I don't see anything 'over sexualised'......I would use the term, 'girly'.
But nothing sexual.

I will definitely check your link out.
Although a long time user of Anim8or, I still lack skills in certain areas.

I admire your work on youtube and been subscribed.

yes, indeed, cre8or looks coOL...I downloaded it. Seems to be operating.

now I need to learn how to use it.

If anyone has any reference material, do let me know.

or if there is an alternative I should consider.

been watching Jonard videos on youtube. Awesome abstract humur.
the walking tutorial was helpful to follow when working on my character.

Much Obligue'd Kreator.~!!
(I plan to go thru your Tank tread tutorial as seen on youtube)
Drop Box is weird.  ...I only selected the Dotan8 issues but Drop Box
 transferred entire contents of Public folder to my Folder.

none the less, I guess I could only  extract what I need and un-do associating Public folder later.?
Or leave Drop Box to work as it wants.

I'm just trying to say I'm not a Greedy chap.  Yoos all can extract whatever you want from my folder as well
boring as my contents are.

What about y'all? Why do you love anim8or?

Anim8or is user friendly. The simpler 'scene mode' allows you to quickly make movies.
Blender is great, but has a steeper learning curve and I have yet to make a movie with it.
I use Blender to create more accurate object files and import them into Anim8or .

I do hate Anim8or's tendency to mash up faces. Pain in the butt to have to reverse faces on objects so you don't get that dull surface sheen  after rendering.


I love looking at people's crude, raw cgi works of Anim8or...puts me in another world....You focus on the story rather than how good the CGI is.

From my experience, Morphing usually is scaling....just on a smaller level.

I used morph recently for my Dalek tracks in the sand & that involved changing the size of the 'track'.
It grew as the Dalek moved on the sand. Also nice benefit was the morph didn't exactly keep up with the Dalek
sliding along. It created the effect of sand piling up in front of the Dalek base, then changing shape as the morph crept up to the destination.

...least I was stoked by it.