Wraeclast wardrobe

Hi there,

I'm captivated by the characters I dress up in this game, and if I run with an MTX combo I like, I immortalize their appearance before I strip them down to dress another char.

These GIFs are about 3 - 4 MB in size, and they are best viewed in either Chrome or FF. Avoid IE. The initial load may be painful. If you view/expand more than one, your browser might stutter :)





It's a personal thing, but I have others if anyone expresses interest.

Thanks for watching.

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koenig wrote:

cool work !

can u made one for me? ;)

Thanks :) I'll friend you and if we party up I can try and cap some footage of you without my char interfering/moved out of the way.

Edit: enjoy :)

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koenig wrote:

DAMN!! mate its awsome!

Many Thanks for it. I link this thread on my webpage. if u want other source to link tell me!

No problem - it's mesmerizing to look at :)

NICE!

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cgexile wrote:

it's mesmerizing to look at :)

I'd say! Pretty damn neat, you've got some cool looking chars. :)

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Shovelcut wrote:

I'd say! Pretty damn neat, you've got some cool looking chars. :)

Thanks.

I'm still trying to find the right fashion-forward combo for the Templar and the Scion. I won't play a class long term if I can't make em destroy mobs in style! :)

These are way cool, especially "Traumanator".

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Mokihiki wrote:

These are way cool, especially "Traumanator".

Thanks! The Grandmaster armor was some of GGG's best work.

If you're not opposed to revealing some of your secrets, I'd love some insight on the process behind these well-presented animated character shots. Safe to say I'm loving the border thingy you place around the character shot. It has a true Path of Exile feel, looking like a Div. Card and all.

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Kreskya wrote:

If you're not opposed to revealing some of your secrets, I'd love some insight on the process behind these well-presented animated character shots. Safe to say I'm loving the border thingy you place around the character shot. It has a true Path of Exile feel, looking like a Div. Card and all.

First of all, none of the actual art is my work. That credit goes solely to GGG. However, I did have to adjust the divination card artwork height in order to trim the file size - of each frame - as much as possible.

The tools I used were Fraps, After Effects, and Photoshop. I'm a web developer & interface designer by trade, so I have to know some of these tools inside & out. Photoshop is mandatory, but After Effects is more of a hobby.

The process is not one I can easily explain in a forum post, but if you are interested in doing something like this, I recommend you research how one goes about animating clouds. You see it in all sorts of weather apps. Once you learn how to seamlessly loop something so fluid and organic, you will be able to loop virtually anything :)