Buzz Lightyear in Mass Effect - eli_handle_b․wav
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The ending really sealed it. It really is his best one yet.
The dancing scene was my favorite part.
The dancing scene was my favorite part.
I am very curious how they pulled this off
I'm guessing they just completely take it out and then recreate their own when it makes sense
The reflections are so good - look at the scene where Buzz is petting the lizard. It's incredible work.
LOL I literally just watched Woody in Red Dead last night an one of the top comments was asking for Buzz in Mass Effect
I feel like this was a much better effort but Austin Powers in Mass Effect is still my favorite
View: https://youtu.be/2_rY6gn7GNM?si=b5feUsNAnLhD1aZh
I feel like this was a much better effort but Austin Powers in Mass Effect is still my favorite
View: https://youtu.be/2_rY6gn7GNM?si=b5feUsNAnLhD1aZh
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Yeah this was more seamless and technically impressive but the Austin Powers one was way funnier to me, Austin weirdly fits these games' horny energy a lot more than I would have thought.
That ending is fucking outstanding
My favorite is still Austin Powers in ME but this is very good too
My favorite is still Austin Powers in ME but this is very good too
I was going to say, how do they do that shit? It's insane lol
Like half the other people in this thread, I couldn't stop looking at the helmet transparency. I realize that in some ways an early CG film like Toy Story is as close to the perfect conditions for rotoscoping as you can get; simple shapes, clean lines, not a lot of background detail. Even then, it must've taken a huge amount of manual work to get it looking this good.
The way I would do it is removing most of the original helmet and then in software like blender or Cinema 4d track a new helmet to the character so it matches the position.
The model itself is simple enough that making a new helmet and then catching reflections from your 3D scene is a lot less time consuming than trying to keep the original.
edit: the more specific reflections are probably added in after effects, since it is easier to control it that way, but the shape of the helmet and ambient lighting could be straight from a 3d software.
