[Audio Commentary] How we made our first 3D Anime test - THE ANTIVIRUS: Emily's Final Fight 

Thanks to all of those who tuned into the stream! Make sure to follow if you wanna catch the next one www.twitch.tv/dillongoo I hope this gives you guys some insight on how our studio runs and what each person works on! If you have any additional questions, feel free to comment down below!

I would have loved to see the your studio's thought process and workflow behind the camera animation! I feel like not enough channels cover it when going over their video. This was so cool to see the behind the scenes!! Thanks so much for sharing the techniques behind animation workflow, shading, modeling tricks, normals, and all that cool stuff. I'm definitely gonna mess with some of those tools you guys mentioned (especially the footstep one lol).

That's so amazing! Please make a video on how to stream with a custom 3d avatar. That would so much appreciated

Yes please do an animation workshop!

Great Stuff. I always love to watch these and take notes, so much good information. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Those stretch animations are great! They add a lot to the 2D feel

MOUTH BAG

This is do awesome 🙌🏾💜 thansk for the knowledge 🧠

Great watch learned alot!!

Can't wait for it.😍

these are amazing i wish you guy would do them more. also tell ruki to get a damn twitch accout she is very entertaining lol

This is so cool!!

Hehe i'm eating good!!! so much nice stuff to talk about!

I would love a tutorial/workshop on how to work with the goo engine in blender and then export this to make it a Vtuber Rig like you did with your avatar

Finally some more knowledge for my channel

How you do this green head character animation?

Ramen with dat drip tho 😎

ITS ME

What is the "breakdowner" exactly? Is it the gumroad addon that shows up when you google "breakdowner Blender"?

Not sure if this question was ever brought up, but let's say I wanted to bring the same kind of quality of 3D anime animation into a game engine like Unreal Engine, are there any plans for a similar Gooengine for Unreal's blueprint node system?

excuse the question, but textures and materials generated in your gooengine , can or do they transfer to UE5? FOR THE REALTIME RENDER?

To be honest ANY Studio with Ruki onboard can do great animations, because animation itself is the EASIER part