Black Box Warrior - BEHIND THE SCENES
Hiya Everyone! Spward here, for the first time in a million years uploading a video right after another in less than a month 🤩
I made this video to help out those who were curious over how I managed to make this animation possible, and to help see the process when going into making this animation. The barebones explanation for how I composed this animation? Is that I used a TON. Of retextures. 🤯
Something not discussed in the video was how I managed to make Freddy (and alternatively, Foxy, Chica, Toy Bonnie, ect.) Look cartoonish. Using a flat bumpmap texture under the , and retexturing Freddy's fur to also be a flat color, I was able to pull off the plastic/filled in look you see on him in the final product.
Don't have much else to say here, but if you have any thoughts you'd like the share in the comments, feel free to do so :D
Thanks for watching, and enjoy your day!
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Programs used: Source Film Maker, Blender for rendering, VTFedit, Firealpaca, Filmora
Here's a steam link to the decal plane model!: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfile...
Here's a steam link that does a much more in-depth run down over basetextures in sfm: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfile...
The codes I inputted into the string attribute:
$bumpmap
$basetexture
The codes I inputted into the float attribute:
$alpha
$phongboost
$phonexponent
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CREDITS:
Freddy Fazbear, Chica, Bonnie, Foxy, Toy Bonnie, and Endoskeleton models by TeamVR
Plushtrap for a split-second by Thudner and AndyPurro