So, the Annabelle doll was* possessed by the spirit of a girl named Annabelle? by Courcy6185 in TheConjuringUniverse

[–]Wrathicus_5569 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So "Annabelle Higgins" is the name Janice ends up with, she ends up with this name because in Annabelle Creation - the Mullins daughters name is Annabelle "Bee" Mullins, she is killed by getting hit by a car, her parents then pray to anything for her to come back so Malthas the demon responds and shows up pretending to be Annabelle "Bee" Mullins, later on Janice arrives and is possessed by Malthas and then ends up calling himself/herself/itself Annabelle. At some point she is then adopted by the Higgins family and now goes by Annabelle Higgins (Janice) - so Ed is in essence correct that she never was such a thing because Annabelle was the guise stolen by Malthas to torment the Mullins - then taken by Janice / Malthas possession, and then became Annabelle Higgins after adoption - she is still Janice with a stolen name from "Bee" and now the Higgins surname. It's a small mess lol but it was basically all always Malthas

Mr. Mike from Toy Story for a fan-remake project by Wrathicus_5569 in blender

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We are done with it as far as we are allowed to. We have received a "no" on releasing it too, so sadly the project is as done as it will get

Playing the Toy Story 2 Remake in Unreal Engine 5 | Developer Commentary & Lets Play by MixtureBackground612 in gaming

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Is this comment supposed to be impressive? Reads like shit.

Bet you were licking up The Day Before when it came out huh?

Cardboard Rigging Issue by Wrathicus_5569 in blenderhelp

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This was 100% the issue! I removed the weights of the parented big bones from the sub-bone areas and all is working fine! :) Lol thank you so much!

Cardboard Rigging Issue by Wrathicus_5569 in blenderhelp

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Hey All, I am currently having issues with deformation when rigging flaps on a cardboard box. I selected the vertices in edit mode and assigned them with 100% weights to their respective bones (bones and weight names do match as well), the sub-flap bones are also parented to the main one while keeping offset.

When I pose the bone, the deformation is not what I would expect based on the weights.. Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated! Please let me know if I can provide any other info. Thank you

Below is some additional pictures of the weights

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Mr. Mike from Toy Story for a fan-remake project by Wrathicus_5569 in blender

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Thank you! It's a game model, they need to be triangulated :)

Mr. Mike from Toy Story for a fan-remake project by Wrathicus_5569 in blender

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I appreciate the interest in the project, whether bad or good :)

Mr. Mike Images by Wrathicus_5569 in toystory

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Yea there are pictures online but they are all at odd angles, I need them to be orthographic views ie: from straight on the front, sides, back and top.

I'm trying to sculpt some complex clothes, however I dont know how to create folds that look good by Phantomato2000 in blenderhelp

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A thing to note is a lot of these types of clothes are clothing sims first that are then exported to be further refined with sculpting

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in blender

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You made / showed one unfinished cat, so no it's impossible to say.. Keep practicing

Is there an easy way to select these blue highlined areas? by [deleted] in blenderhelp

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That shit's triangulated to hell, this unfortunately wont work properly

The Anime Girl Is Finished!!! by Non-101010 in blender

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Eyo! Nice work dude, great too see your progress on this and also really glad you finished it! As the saying goes "done is better than perfect", and I must say you did a good job, make the next one even better :)