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Any Kid Pix user over here? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmLn7dfM_ko
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olaf2022 posted:I'd like to see Fixed.
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Farecoal posted:
I had that too! It was a blast. I was so sad when I lost the disk for it. The only thing I ever did with it was Sailor Moon themed stuff, and wacky lol monkey cheese random poo poo that I thought sounded hilarious when the computer spoke it. e: Kid Pix, too! Only had it at school, though. Everyone in class always fought over the computers that had it installed. Haine fucked around with this message at Feb 10, 2013 around 22:59 |
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I had Hollywood High, the sequel. Basically the same thing with actual people.
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Oh hi thread.Fred Breakfast posted:He also had a feature length (feature length for 3dmm) called Enriched Enlightenment DD was actually uploaded around the same time by that account, but got removed due to the hundreds of copyrighted music it used. The RIAA and its friends would have a field day if they knew about the amount of music the 3dmm Community used in their movies.
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The best thing we had was Storybook Weaver Deluxe.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHFlIHhKIEQ Still was fairly cool though, you could make a story about things that screamed every time you clicked them, or whatever.
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^^ Oh hey Owers. I'm a member of that there 3dmm community. The 3dmm portion has basically died off at this point, except for the occasional foreign 12-year old or autistic dude that finds the program and the community. At this point it basically serves as a place for people who used to use the program to hang out. e: in fact, most of the threads referenced in the OP of this thread were made by one single autistic dude The heyday of 3dmm was about, I dunno, 2001-2006, thereabouts. A majority of the community was 14-18, thus affording a level of maturity high enough to make some cool movies, but young enough to actually have the time to use that awful loving interface. Eventually, a handful of dudes figured out some file formats and whatnot and managed to import custom models and textures and so on into the program. This was great, as it allowed users more flexibility in what they wanted to do. Unfortunately, this also spelled the end for the actual movie-making side of the community, as the standards got raised to the point that it would take someone nearly a year working on a film to create something of quality. If you uh.... if you want more information about 3d movie maker or some cool films or whatever, both Owers ^^ and I can be of assistance. I know there's another... maybe half dozen goons that are from 3dmm, so maybe they'll pop up, too. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYuRRgWY5b0 ^ This dude just got a show on fox Sockser fucked around with this message at Feb 10, 2013 around 23:22 |
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Three-Phase posted:Everyone remembers 3D Movie Maker, but nobody remembers Stunt Island. I loved Stunt Island and I now work as a video editor.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGJKeESLBpQ This is the best 3dmm video 
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Aphtonites posted:Does anyone remember the Simpsons Cartoon Studio? I remember The Simpsons Cartoon Studio, because I had it. I also had this one computer program based on the American Girls' doll toyline where you can make plays based on a collection of characters and props. As for the scripts, they had story prompts in case you were stuck for ideas, but if you were creative (or creative/deranged) enough, you didn't need them. Penny Paper fucked around with this message at Feb 10, 2013 around 23:52 |
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Nenuphar posted:Any Kid Pix user over here? I was a big fan of the video postcard series in the version I had. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZI0-3WJrFk I wonder where the Kolbecks are now. 
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Sockser posted:Eventually, a handful of dudes figured out some file formats and whatnot and managed to import custom models and textures and so on into the program. This was great, as it allowed users more flexibility in what they wanted to do. Unfortunately, this also spelled the end for the actual movie-making side of the community, as the standards got raised to the point that it would take someone nearly a year working on a film to create something of quality. EDIT: Not to mention it was kind of hard to keep motivated when you knew ultimately all that work would be seen by only 30 people or so. Destra fucked around with this message at Feb 11, 2013 around 00:31 |
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Edit: A little less than a year ago, when I was still working at a free after-school program in SF, I salvaged 5 or 6 iMacs and G4/5s from our e-waste dumpster. Once they were up and running on an old fold out table and some carts, the majority of the students' time spent on them was using the latest version of Kid Pix which was installed before they were dumped. To the point where we had to have sign-ups for each computer. Edit2x: Omitted for being an inadvertent dick. Now I feel bad. I remember an old piece of semi-educational software designed for making your own 2D theater scenes. This was around the "Amazon Trail" days, probably mid-90s. You could choose a static, 2D background or theater stage, along with 2D digitized actors and props, and then script dialogue and actions for the scene. I used it in elementary school, and I believe it was for either Apple Power PC-era macs or Windows machines of the same time. Of course, every guy in my 5th grade drama class and probably a few girls used it to make the least school-appropriate scenes possible. Any guesses? \/\/\/ My bad TheMammoth fucked around with this message at Feb 11, 2013 around 00:37 |
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^^ That dude is autistic, for what it's worth.
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TheMammoth posted:I remember an old piece of semi-educational software designed for making your own 2D theater scenes. This was around the "Amazon Trail" days, probably mid-90s. You could choose a static, 2D background or theater stage, along with 2D digitized actors and props, and then script dialogue and actions for the scene. Was it Cartooners? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuNo94u_aTQ That's what I had in elementary school (early 90s DOS machines)
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I played a bit with Hollywood High that came from the school my mother worked at. That was fun. Surprised I managed to make a short video with a coherent plot myself. The most fun I had was years later with The Movies, made by Peter Molyneux's Lionhead Studios. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrWJTob-Fyc This one was supposed to be a "multimedia presentation" of Margaret Atwood's short story Happy Endings I made for class. I got an A somehow. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVj_tnohQYg
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I never had 3DMM but I knew of it. Many years later I got ahold of Lionhead Studios The Movies. I did nothing good with it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnOjqK9H81k
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Old Dirty Custard posted:Was it Cartooners? Very close, thanks. Imagine that + a very similar, marginally updated interface, and digitized human actors and backgrounds (ie. a static photo of a real life actor used as an "animated" digital actor). Updated for Windows 95.
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Some dumb idiot posted:The best thing we had was Storybook Weaver Deluxe. I had this at my grade school and spent an entire year creating a book. There had to be like 400 pages to it at least. Or at least from my memory. Then I deleted it accidentally.  I think this is why I'm so afraid to finish anything.
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ProfessorLoomis posted:I never had 3DMM but I knew of it. Many years later I got ahold of Lionhead Studios The Movies. I did nothing good with it. What are you talking about, this is beautiful.
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I spent way too many hours slogging through this and Spider-Man Movie Maker as a kid, on my slow as hell old PC. Biggest thing I ever did on it was create my own 10min version of The Phantom Menace with it, complete with Podracers made out of cylinders, cars and extruded text characters. I do actual 3D animation these days, and even though I think my head would melt in frustration at the interface today, I still kind of want to play around with it again.
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ce gars posted:What are you talking about, this is beautiful. Well thank you. I made a horrible sequel later on. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JgAX5Q-SPg
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ProfessorLoomis posted:I never had 3DMM but I knew of it. Many years later I got ahold of Lionhead Studios The Movies. I did nothing good with it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnOjqK9H81k "Hey wait, maybe the fire's dying down a bit! Maybe I'm gonna be..."
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, but it reflects poorly on the forums. 
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Fred Breakfast posted:He also had a feature length (feature length for 3dmm) called Enriched Enlightenment Diabolical Delightment: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szYwWi173Ww http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6u8D5S5oPDc And a third film, Cataclysmic Contentment, was never finished. The unfinished version was released but I don't think there's a Youtube Version. There is a preview, at least: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkb3B5ndfSo
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My friend introduced me to 3DMM, and he makes weird little films that we call "Mould Movies". Unsurprisingly, they're all amazingly creepy. If you want to see them, they're here: http://mouldman.tumblr.com/
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Mr Wind Up Bird posted:My computer only had the Spider-Man Cartoon Maker The spiderman movie maker was really incredible. We made lots of great sequences involving spiderman making GBS threads blood and characters dancing to polka. Some real quality 8th grade humor type poo poo. I forgot all about it for 15 years, until now and loving lost it watching this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v...ature=endscreen "Big doodoo in little NY: Spiderman Cartoon Maker"
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No mention of the Simpsons Cartoon Studio? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmEQHOlxXhc
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nigga crab pollock posted:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGJKeESLBpQ Hahaha, god drat it I wanted to post this, it loving makes me laugh every single time. So much chaos wrapped into just 20 seconds.
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Three-Phase posted:WE ARE THE ARMY, BLARG BLARG I think I've found a new ringtone: http://www.infinitelooper.com/?v=X0pEBE_eYdU&p=n#/57;63
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Oh, man. I used to have Simpsons Cartoon Studio. It was so limited that you couldn't make a movie over 1200 frames. Plus I swear if you did too much at once it'd give a memory warning and not let you.
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I always made the fat man get hit by a card >
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ProfessorLoomis posted:Well thank you. I made a horrible sequel later on. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JgAX5Q-SPg That was actually beautiful. Made me laugh.
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I had this bad boy. Did anyone else?
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I bought The Simpson's Cartoon Studio through those Scholastic book catalogue's they handed out in middle school. I remember the day it arrived, my teacher was very unimpressed and made a show over what a stupid thing I had bought. She was our English teacher and I'm pretty sure it actually made her angry that I purchased something that most certainly was not young-adult literature. Every kid in class wanted their own copy though so gently caress you Mrs. Ray. Edit: I made a minute long video of Bart skateboarding to the moon and then Homer fell down or something. Took me like 2 weeks to finish that masterpiece. Never touched it again. AwwJeah fucked around with this message at Feb 11, 2013 around 09:24 |
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magic pantaloons posted:No mention of the Simpsons Cartoon Studio? Hey, I did mention it in the previous page, and I posted the exact same video!  Aphtonites posted:Does anyone remember the Simpsons Cartoon Studio? Anyway, I had fun making marge constantly shout "I SURE MISS DISCO" on it.
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Here are some hilarious ones: TBC2: Danitron the Robot The Jason Show #1 - I Get No Respect The Jason Show #2 - DisFUNctional Family
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remake of the horse scene from Freddy Got Fingered http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ag_mzbL_ifM
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Jubs posted:Here are some hilarious ones: The quality on this is amazing (for 3dmm)!
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Pretty sure no-one linked the ridiculous 20 minute fake documentary, McZee: The Man Behind the Movies. A clear product of joke-gone-completely-out-of-hand.
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Venusian Weasel posted:That's nothing. I found a full-length sequel of Ghost in the Shell. Wow this is weirdly impressive. The effect with the cloaked cyborg landing in a puddle actually looks good, for what it is.
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Some dumb idiot posted:The best thing we had was Storybook Weaver Deluxe. Now this brings back memories. The first computer I ever used running windows 95 had this bundled with it, what I loved was you could group clip-art together and make a new image, specifically a bald head attached to a hand walking around a creepy castle. The computer belonged to my uncles friend who had moved in with him whilst his house was being renovated, that day I discovered the horrors of internet history.
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