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In this post, I provide animations in FBX format, inspired by the characteristics of GIFs.
As you know, the essence of a GIF is defined by two characteristics:
First – the repetition of images in a short time loop without a sense of interruption.
Second – a small file size, which is very important.
You can also post your FBX files here while adhering to these two characteristics, and if you like a piece of work, send 50 points to its creator.
A key feature of this post is that users with low-spec computers can also participate.
To reduce the file size of your FBX animations, you should minimize the textures of your objects as much as possible and avoid adding unnecessary objects to the scene.
Unlike GIF animations, in FBX animations, the number of frames does not significantly affect the file size.
.......................................Child!!!
I expected every possible flaw except this accusation.
Who is the child here?
It seems it's your mind that sees a child — probably because the character design is toon-like.
If you take a closer look at my character's anatomy, you'll see a level of development that children lack.
For your reference, I will attach an image of the character I used,
so it’s clear which characters are children.
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...............No, YouTube, what's going on in your mind is disgusting! Anyone can see that an old man is doing it with a child. That should definitely be the message.
There’s nothing like that in my mind, and I never meant for anyone to interpret it that way.
But the fact that a toon-style character could even give off that kind of idea is enough reason for me to delete it.
Just to clarify — thankfully, the original creator of this character included an age setting, and I set it to “21.”
Still, since it might come across the wrong way, I think it’s better to just take the whole post down so no one feels uncomfortable.
This was a lesson for me to be more careful when using toon-style characters.
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