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Name:	AndrewOsborne
Date Posted:	Feb 26, 2007
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Moving closer to a release for the citizen pack. Currently the pack contains the following animations.

*Idle/root
*Driver Idle/root (Driver sitting position)
*Forward
*Laugh Emote
*Indifferent Emote
*Sad Emote
*Talk 1
*Talk 2

She is also rigged up to the default Kork skeleton, so will be accessible for Torque motion packs and the like.

*edit* Updated Pose

Animation preview can be seen here ... www.silhouette-studios.com.au/citizenpack/charpack.html

Looking to have it done within the next couple of weeks, with add-on texture/accessory packs to follow shortly. As well as isometric renders for TGB.

Silhouette Studios is currently available for fee-for-service work in coding and art. If you have a project in mind be sure to contact us!

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Steve Adamson (Feb 26, 2007 at 19:31 GMT)

Hey Andrew;

I will be the first to say, a job well done, good luck with the pack. One more thing about her though, she is one scary looking chick. Awesome job.

Take care.

- Steve Adamson
President
Gear Worx Productions
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Edited on Feb 26, 2007 19:34 GMT

Jon Frisby (Feb 26, 2007 at 21:23 GMT)

Besides the very menacing face, I would also note that the stance doesn't seem terribly realistic. I don't know many women who would stand with their feet directly beneath their shoulders unless they were about to begin a Karate/Aikido/etc match.

However, minor nits aside, congratulations. This will be of tremendous value to many people!

Maxwell Marsh (Feb 26, 2007 at 23:27 GMT)

Good work, yeah, the face is pretty scary, and the stance in that bottom picture makes her look like a gun slinger, ready to duel for the old west.

AndrewOsborne (Feb 27, 2007 at 00:17 GMT)

Thanks guys, I have updated the pose - hopefully you can see she can also look nice as well as menacing :)

Jon Frisby (Feb 27, 2007 at 01:38 GMT)

Yeah, the pose looks much better. I think the issue with the face is the high range of contrast. Particularly the very dark areas around and beside the eyes (above/behind the cheeks), although the lips seem a bit... pursed? as well.

I'd suggest relaxing the smile a bit (maybe make the lips appear a bit wider, or less compressed at the corners), cutting back on the shading around the face and eyes, and maybe lightening the eyebrows a bit (in the distance shot in particular, the eyebrows seem to stand out quite a lot). Of course, what I know about art and aesthetics could fill a thimble, so feel free to disregard me for the twit I am. :)

Anton Bursch (Feb 27, 2007 at 01:55 GMT)

Mom?

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