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chocolateTHUNDER posted:That's terrifying. Yeah, a primitive tool inspiring people's imaginations sounds horrific. 3DMM owned, I spent more time with it after school (at school) in 5th grade than I really should have. I loved poking around the theater getting pieces from the McZee's notebook and all of the unlockables (characters and costumes?). It's a shame my best friend at the time had a falling out about 6 years back and I have nothing left of any of my films since they were on his computer. Wasn't there a sequel in the works at one point? Someone should revive this type of game with a new game that borrows (rips off) the look and feel of 3DMM.
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Sire Oblivion posted:Wasn't there a sequel in the works at one point? Someone should revive this type of game with a new game that borrows (rips off) the look and feel of 3DMM. Not the first fanproject, but http://3dmm.com/showthread.php?t=44634
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chemosh6969 posted:What's somewhat sad is that while nobody really knows about that video now, if it were some retarded known avant garde director, it would have won a bunch of awards and pretentious people all over the world would go into hissy fits if anyone ever said they didn't like it. Haha I had the Spider-Man Cartoon Maker also. There was this one police radio chatter sound that I have been hearing in TV shows, movies and games for the last 2 decades. Also goddamn I really need to find John Lercari. Or just all of his old Bomberman movies, they are so hilarious.
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Dr. Glasscock posted:Haha I had the Spider-Man Cartoon Maker also. There was this one police radio chatter sound that I have been hearing in TV shows, movies and games for the last 2 decades. They're still available (1 2 3 4 5 6 7). I actually added them to the archive a couple years ago, since his Fortunecity page was somehow still around in 2006. John Lercari's movies were really influential to me too. I was like twelve when I saw 3d Bomberman, and had never considered using props to create handmade characters. Constructing them later became my favorite thing to do with the program, and the term 'handmade character' is what my username is derived from. 
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Radio Help posted:Ditto here. I think I got mine from a '97 Sony VAIO. Mine also came with Mechwarrior 2: Mercenaries. (As an aside, do you remember the name of that weird Sony-branded video-hub thing that came with? Or the bumper-car game? Sorry for the nostalgia derail) Are you thinking of VaioSpace? Also, the game was Hover.
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Since people mentioned Lionhead's 'the movies', here's 2 goon-made classics: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ubqsl71wJ5s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Bynj4UtBDQ The latter is an accurate depiction of what goon-run battlefield 2 server games were like in their heyday. (You think I am joking but I am not.)
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Spacedad posted:Since people mentioned Lionhead's 'the movies', here's 2 goon-made classics: Hey, I made the first one! I originally had uploaded it to Google Video... It pains me to watch it now, but there it is.
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beeaar posted:This thread is clearly missing this NSFW classic. This had to be one of the most hosed up things I've seen in my life. 
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beeaar posted:This thread is clearly missing this NSFW classic. Holy poo poo. That's a lot of hosed up.
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I've been a member of the 3DMM community for 12 or 13 years and seeing it cross over to SA like this is a real twilight zone sort of moment. Someone needs to give the old movie The Search for Stanley the youtube treatment because it is the absolute high point of 3D Movie Maker history.
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Takoluka posted:Are you thinking of VaioSpace? Also, the game was Hover. Man, I wasted so much time playing that. It was literally the only game I had other than Solitaire until about 2000. Just looked it up, apparently you can download it for free from Stanford: http://www.stanford.edu/~cammat/HOVER/
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Sockser posted: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. LOL@ foreign 12-year old/autistic dude. Pretty much the "most exciting" thing happening on 3dmm.com these days Also, I'll believe he got a show on fox when we see a show on fox. Isn't this like the third time he "got a show" and it wasn't on tv by the time he said it would be?? and wasn't it supposed to air THIS PAST November? He should stop JYNXing (heh...heh get it?) himself and not talk about his shows until they're already on TV. (I may be completely wrong though, maybe he said it was this upcoming November, I dunno) Hello Destra, Blazer, Bown, HMC, Glasscock, and all u other d00ds who use different aliases on different sites Thank you to the person who posted grandpa found the car keys, haven't seen that in ages, its awesome. Baby Sathanas posted: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. Seriously does anybody know who the hell supacat99 is, I've always been confused as who he is and why he has so many 3dmm movies uploaded. Also why hasn't Sinarch popped up in here to whore his old movies out, or has he been banned from SA too?
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Murder Police (Jason Ruiz's new show) is meant to be airing this November. And hi HJ!
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Pit of Despair posted:From a while ago, but this was "Opening Night". I had a copy of this and loved the hell out of it. I used to make little murder mysteries and cast all my friends in it as themselves, and it would just spiral into insane anti humor after that. That's it! Thank you; nostalgic memories of 5th grade may now proceed. I can't remember, did that have any sort of inappropriate content blocker? Any piece of software touched by my friends or I during those years was immediately bombarded with swear words and pornographic terms, but I feel like most of the ones oriented towards kids wouldn't accept them. I do remember there being some sort of king or prince digital actor who had a sword on his belt, which in the mind of a 5th grader = penis, and kids in my class just positioned him in different scenes suddenly having sword-sex with people. Every so often, the teacher would walk by as someone frantically tried to close the scene, most often then being pulled out of class for the day. Ah MECC software... drat, it's still $25 on Amazon for something from 1995: http://www.amazon.com/Opening-Night...e/dp/B000V7Y7DS
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Anyone ever mess around with Pivot Stick Figure animator? I remember when I was living with an ex her kid was really big into it. I spent a few hours or so making a guy fire a rocket out of a gun that hit a plane, then the plane crashed on him or some poo poo. The kid was REALLY angry that I made something better than what he usually makes and I had to spend a whole day showing him how to make custom models.
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Oh 3DMM...I was so into this program between the ages of 13-15 because OMG I can make real cartoons and my dream was to pursue animation. I was bummed by the limited character choices, but the ability to import music and record your own weird voices was awesome. A couple of the female characters bore resemblance to some girls I really didn't like, so most of my films centered around the various unfortunate/embarrassing things that would happen to them. I also really liked using the haunted house/castle? setting and the downtown/big city. Holy poo poo, so many memories... Also I never found that loving bagman's profile either.
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Hello happyjuice! I'm MisterCrow over at 3DMM. Were you involved around 1996ish? Wondering if I actually knew you back then. EDIT: Holy poo poo I found John Lercari. http://www.youtube.com/user/TopKirby8305. He's been doing LPs and Mugen videos for a couple of years. He has also posted his 3D Bomberman videos but HUGE DOWNSIDE he redid some of the voices, so a lot of the bad takes of him doing bad guy voiceovers have been replaced, blasphemy! Dr. Glasscock fucked around with this message at Feb 18, 2013 around 23:23 |
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EAB posted:Is there a modern day equivalent to this? Source Film Maker? The closest there is is Frameforge 3D, it's actually used by professionals to pre-visualize how to shoot scenes, but you can easily make movies with it alone. It costs $400 though. I remember using 3DMM back in my childhood years to remake Independence Day and a movie I called "Deaths and Other Cool Stuff," but it was mostly just wannabe-David Lynchian nonsense.
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Another member of the 3dmm community checking in. The really amazing idea about the 3dmm community is that it is still alive and well, despite the "movie-making" aspect of the forum mostly dying years ago. One member is currently in the process of creating a "3dmm II" as well, which is an interesting project that fills that niche in a modern/adaptable way.
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Another member check-in here. The community was pretty amazing. If you caught it at the right time, the sheer amount of creativity being output regularly would sweep anybody up in the spectacle. When there weren't animation-fests being put out, there was a constant stream of little in-joke movies to crack up over. I never caught on to the social aspect of it much, but drat if this game wasn't an amazing outlet of self-expression. 3DMM worked so well as an animation game because it was specifically designed to make Something quickly, but had enough flexibility in its tools that if you wanted, you could create Anything. So, so, so much of what was ever 'produced' was based almost entirely off of the base materials and making in-jokes at its expense--but if you were watching, you probably got exactly what was being riffed. The audience was small, but completely involved. You weren't a watcher, you were usually a participant. Then you'd be tempted to make something more involved, impressive, and satisfying, and those that saw it through to the end deserve to be remembered in some level. It wasn't easy, but that just made it that much more impressive. ...and now I'm frustrated. I was going to suggest my personal favorite 3DMM feature length masterpiece--the ~80 minute long Vlarion remake (from 7 years ago now already, holy balls)--but I can't find an online stream, and translating .3mm into .avi isn't exactly easy at all. http://www.3dmm.com/showthread.php?t=14286 It's damned good, I mean it. If someone can get a Youtube/Dailymotion/Vimeo/anything up, I'd love 'em forevs. Even to this day, every once in a while I get the urge to make something in 3DMM. I, uh, don't usually, or at least don't get far enough that it's worth sharing, but it's still so much drat fun.
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Twisted Eye posted:If someone can get a Youtube/Dailymotion/Vimeo/anything up, I'd love 'em forevs.
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hey guys (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Happyjuice posted:LOL@ foreign 12-year old/autistic dude. Pretty much the "most exciting" thing happening on 3dmm.com these days If this information counts for anything, my cousin did the pilot animation for Murder Police, and is currently employed as a full time staff member for the show. So...it seems like it's legit.
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superkittenhugs posted:If this information counts for anything, my cousin did the pilot animation for Murder Police, and is currently employed as a full time staff member for the show. So...it seems like it's legit. Thats cool bro. Another one of our members directed the movie THE RIG, and is the director of the comedy central hit key and peele. So yea some of us have made it pretty big. The rest of us just sit around and post to each other about stupid bull poo poo like any other forum on the internet. I'm too lazy to scan this whole thread, but I can explain the "DVD SCANDAL" OP was wondering about if anybody wants me to.
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Dr. Glasscock posted:Haha I had the Spider-Man Cartoon Maker also. There was this one police radio chatter sound that I have been hearing in TV shows, movies and games for the last 2 decades. Liberty 285, code 6, one oh five north avenue. It's unfortunate because whenever I hear that stock radio chatter it takes me out of whatever I'm watching and I just think "Oh yeah Spiderman Cartoon Maker"
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Vhak lord of hate posted:Liberty 285, code 6, one oh five north avenue. Haha yeah that's it. Does the same thing for me, it's so distracting! EDIT: I would like to hear about this DVD scandal thing, haven't heard of it at all.
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I remember this coming with a bumper car game and the music video for "Peaches"
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God, I had the Nickelodeon version back when I was in middle school. So many hours with me and my best friend making terrible voice-overs when the stock ones just wouldn't cut it for our bizarre 'plots' and lovely pathing. I can't help but wonder if they're still on our old 486 that's boxed up somewhere...I couldn't have uploaded them anywhere as we had especially lovely dial-up and it probably would have taken a week at least, especially with the disconnections.
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taiyoko posted:God, I had the Nickelodeon version back when I was in middle school. So many hours with me and my best friend making terrible voice-overs when the stock ones just wouldn't cut it for our bizarre 'plots' and lovely pathing. I can't help but wonder if they're still on our old 486 that's boxed up somewhere...I couldn't have uploaded them anywhere as we had especially lovely dial-up and it probably would have taken a week at least, especially with the disconnections. The guy who did the Dirty Potter audiobook series started off his illustrious career in the Nickelodeon movie maker as well. Not long ago he uploaded something he had made when he was a youngster. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iguCsdwqRLM 'Many years ago when I was a kid of perhaps 13 or younger, way before Dirty Potter, I would spend hours and hours and hours of my time with this program called Nickelodeon 3D Movie Maker for Windows 95, doing essentially the same thing. I would chip away tirelessly at animating these things frame by frame, I had dozens of them and nearly all of them were just like this, covering the extremely diverse topic of Nicktoons taking huge green dumps. Unfortunately, most of the cartoons I created over the years during my childhood were lost in the mists of time, but I've managed to dig this one up from an extremely old hard drive, a drive so old in fact that it's capacity was only 2GB. So I screencapped it and put it up here for everyone to see exactly what kind of stuff I was doing before Dirty Potter, and how it's basically the same thing.'
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Oh hey fellow 3dmmers. I was Fat Puppy on the board. God this thread just brought back a lot of old memories I thought were long gone from my fuzzy mind. I'd like to say 3dmm led me to following dreams to be in movie production/some other creative outlet, but now I work at a mortgage company so uh I guess not. But it probably made the single biggest impact on my sense of humor in my adolescence so I guess that's something. God I was a stinkyhole back then...
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I guess this is one of those "I thought I was the only one" things. I got 3D Movie Maker with a desktop computer my Grandparents bought me in high school. I spent way to much time on that thing making 10-20 minute epics. I actually had a whole movie trilogy plus a prequel done up which my best friend thought was hilarious. Sadly, that computer died a horrible death ten or so years ago and ended up on the curb so they're all gone. I could re download the game and remake them but I have not come across the willpower to do so. The movies? Oh they were about a mad scientist who had an intelligent murderous baby who could grow to an immense size and spent most of the film mangling and killing people. Did you know a flattened red circle placed on the floor really kind of looks like splattered body parts to a very bored and sick teenage Jersey girl? I need help....
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Holy crap. I mean, holy crap. I didn't expect to have McZee back in my life today. I didn't have this, but I did have this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fine_Artist Basically it was just a souped-up Paint that you could make banners and poo poo with. I used this to make a SUPER COOL title page for every book report I turned in. I really wish I could find my book report on a great American (Sam Houston, Texas patriot, natch) where I made a full-size poster for a prospective presidential election using word art and Papyrus. Now this Microsoft Home program was legitimately the poo poo: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_U...e_Haunted_House 
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Dr. Glasscock posted:Haha yeah that's it. Does the same thing for me, it's so distracting! A member of the community (Ramza Brave) was making a 3dmm movie about gnomes. He supposedly spent money getting it all nice and pretty looking in a package, like a DVD case and a bunch of other stuff. Wanted to charge money for em to make like an official '3dmm dvd release' or whatever. Long story short he took orders but never sent out any DVDs. He still pops up every once in a while to talk poo poo and apologize for not sending the DVDs I think he should just refund people their money back but supposedly its been too long now that it doesn't really matter. I think hes banned right now, could've sworn he posted on 3dmm.com in the last year.......
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This makes me really want to see a goon resurrection of the old Captain America 3D model gifs. Those were the funniest poo poo.
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ladymikochan posted:The movies? Oh they were about a mad scientist who had an intelligent murderous baby who could grow to an immense size and spent most of the film mangling and killing people. Did you know a flattened red circle placed on the floor really kind of looks like splattered body parts to a very bored and sick teenage Jersey girl? I need help.... It was different to this one then? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0pEBE_eYdU
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It's not nearly as hosed up as most of the other videos in the thread but this has to be one of my favorites. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAN8E4QHg3k
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Mode_Seven posted:It's not nearly as hosed up as most of the other videos in the thread but this has to be one of my favorites. Had me in tears.
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Just leaving this one here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsqOLv4j8kg
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