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#1 -PaCMaN-
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There's a difference between having an intellectual debate and having a worthless argument.-Wykydtron

Agree,but if there were more intellectual debates then i would have not made this topic. Maybe it's just my perspective.

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I never believed you can have a decent conversation with heated words. Kindness, respect and an open mind always made an discussion interesting informative and entertaining.

Why do people argue with each other on the Internet? I honestly think some get their kicks by starting verbal wars online with someone they don't know.Most of these debates are based on opinions but what really confuses me is the cyber bravery. I rarely see people talk to each other like this in person or in seminars but here in almost every topic someone is calling someone stupid, dumbass, ignorant, no life ( hahaha my favorite), Noob, retard etc....lmao. I'm almost positive these same people will never speak to others like this in person. Is it that serious that you have to try and make someone else look less of a person then you...even when you don't know anything about each other. It looks so immature and cowardly when i see guys disrespecting each other over the net. Or maybe because i'm kind of old school and set in my ways when dealing with people. I just can't see myself being bother with that type of nonsense. It must be a young person thing, i guess.

So tell me, why do people argue over the net like they are mad at the world..... or are these the toughest dudes in the world? Too much phoniness, not many know how to be real.....but I bet many can find that statement arguable too. meh

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According to this game http://www.nmfn.com/tnetwork/longevity_game_popup.html I will live to the age 61. =(

I guess I better start making some changes in my life if I want to be around longer.

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Blender is looking really interesting.Do anybody knows what type of rig i will need to run a program like this. Lets say i wanted to do a full hour animation and save it. (including voice overs). I know the memory is going to be off the meters but what about the processor speed, ram and graphics card?

Gee, I can always get great info from this board.

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I never heard of Blender but I will check that out too because I'm interested in both 2D and 3D. I will also peep at download.com now that I have a hint to what I'm looking for. Thanks again guys.

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Autodesk, Maya or 3d Max, that's what you want, They are VERY difficult programs though, animation is Very hard.. I recommend reading some tutorials first. ferrari2001

Thanks, I'll look into those, I can draw a person punching, kicking, jumping ...just about all moves but it takes me a while. I'm really trying to cut corners.

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Can anyone here recommend me any software that will allow me to make animation cartoons.

Now mind you.. I have limited drawing skills, My strengths are more in the drawing of buildings, cars, furniture... structures that are mainly inanimate. It takes me longer to draw animals and people but I heard there are applications with human and animal models already provided...all I would have to do is move the limbs to any position I desire then take a picture of each move I performed.Example of Man running: * Move legs and arms * take Snap shot * move limbs again * take Snap shot * move limbs again *Snap *, Etc... Is there software that will allow me to make animations without having to draw the human and animal figures? I don't mind drawing the skin and clothing onto the models / skeletons, I just have little patience with the perspective details in drawing figures in action (free hand).

Thanks in advance

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#8 -PaCMaN-
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You are all wrong. The laziest way to bulk up your chest is to suck in your gut.

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#9 -PaCMaN-
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wow it works on this board but not the ones I posted on earlier

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#10 -PaCMaN-
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I don't like it because everytime I post I either can't see my post or I can't continue onto the next page in that topic. It sucks and it's frustrating me.

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