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This tutorial is about a problem with Blender (up to version 2.76), which I consider its absolute worst failing: link-failure and the resulting loss of data. There are a number of ways around this problem, which I will cover in a 2nd tutorial, but in this one, I just want to focus on the problem and how you can tell that it's happening. Recovering from this is a pretty advanced topic, and if you've got anyone more experienced to turn to, this video will tell you if it's time to go ask for help!

In this 2nd tutorial on lipsync with Papagayo for Blender, I explain how to import the MOHO .dat lipsync file into Blender for animation.

Direct link to the download page for the script on our site:

http://rs.lunatics.tv/pages/view.php?ref=262

In this second part of the Tumbling Letter Title Effect tutorial, I explain how to get reverse playback using the Blender Visual Sequence Editor, and then how I animated the materials and freestyle lines for the letters to get the "toon materializing" effect.

Part 1, which explains the use of physics simulation for the tumbling, is here: https://vimeo.com/143082633

This is the first of two videos explaining the tumbling-letter title effect we use for the opening credits of "Lunatics!" The movement of the letters are simulated using rigid body physics simulation.

This 2-minute tutorial explains how the Lunatics! characters should be linked into a shot file for animation. There are 6 steps outlined here:

[Erratum: the video says to assign the Pose Lib to the mesh, but it's actually associated with the armature]

Keneisha Perry presents a tutorial on the hair shader system she worked out for our characters. This uses a directional control object and tangent shading to get the desired highlights in the hair, with a minimum of geometry and texturing.

This 2-minute tutorial explains the final steps in preparing one of our characters for animation in Lunatics. This includes setting up the UI scripts, grouping character elements, and naming them for easy linking into the animation file.

Coming soon: How to use a character set up this way in a shot file.

This tutorial shows how we import a 3rd-party Blender model into the Lunatics! source, taking care to track attribution and licensing metadata.

Does not address the "tooning" process -- see earlier tutorials for that. Nor does it address grouping, linking, or rigging, which are upcoming topics.

Demonstrates the basic operations for working with Subversion via the RapidSVN client: "update", "commit", "add", "delete". See the earlier tutorial on Subversion for how to get the initial checkout of a working copy.

This is general SVN-usage information, not particularly special to the Lunatics project, targeted at artists who may be very new to using version-control.

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Olivier Schneider, militant cycliste français, président de la Fédération française des usagers de la bicyclette (et pas byciclette au temps pour moi.) de 2015 à 2024, est invité chez le Greenletter club pour parler de vélo, et dans cet extrait, plus spécifiquement du vol de vélo. C'est un sujet qui me parait important car c'est pour moi, le premier sujet d'inquiétude à l'utilisation de mon vélo. Il donne des chiffres que je trouve incroyable, quasiment 600 000 vols de vélo par an ? Quand on connait l'importance qu'a le vélo dans la transition écologique, il est difficile d'entendre qu'il ne se passe rien pour empêcher ça.

Réduire la qualité de la vidéo.

Soutenir la chaîne GreenLetter Club https://fr.tipeee.com/greenletter-club

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Réponses au quiz de fin :

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Quelles sont les 5 mesures à prendre contre le vol ?

Qu'est-ce que le FNUCI ?

Combien y a-t-il de vols de vélo en France par an ?

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