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Hey look, I have more. This is posted elsewhere so get them while you can Again, don't be greedy.

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I should have posted this earlier, but I have a friend code for the Lawbreakers closed alpha test that runs until Sunday.

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I don't actually have enough storage space on my HDD to install it so I hope you have fun :-)

(I have another one if someone wants to message me)

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Knight.

Unfortunately I do not own a Skype account as of currently, though I am still available to design some quality thumbnails for your channel. To assist me further with my work, please provide your channel link so I can take some references.

I will PM you with more details, if you accept my offer.

Dude, thank you so much. Offering a subscription and giving absolutely full credit for this awesome intro. You the real MVP!

Sleep.

Well played, GoodDoctorB. Well played.

Really appreciate it if someone could do this for me.

Pretty simple. Need a 3D intro for my YouTube channel. The only requirements for this intro is that the name displayed should be Hektik and it should look somewhat decent, but rest assured, I am really not a big critic.

Much thanks to those who decide to partake in this task.

P.S. (edit) I am not willing to pay for this intro as of currently. I will offer subscription to your channel, offer full credit, and my utmost gratitude. Anything else you require other than currency (and is reasonable to do), I will gladly do so.

Guy.

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This was not really supposed to be posted in this specific section, please keep that in mind, but I felt that I needed to put it out there to instruct those who are experienced in animating but do not fully know the proper process to do so. Also, I could not find the proper section to put this in, so why not here?

Steps

1. Find and/or Create Animation Assets

• Find or create character rigs
• Design 3D model of character(s) or draw 2D model of character(s)
• This process takes around half-an hour to an hour (30-60 minutes)

2. Write the Video Concept and/or the Script

• Write a summary about what takes place throughout the video
• Write about the setting, characters, plot, etc.
• Compose a rough-draft of the script then finalize it with a good-copy
• This process takes around 30-45 minutes, perhaps even an hour, depending on the video length

3. Animate the Video

• Animate the entire video either in 3D or 2D
• Render the animation
• This process takes approximately a couple days to a week, or even a month, depending on the video length

4. Find Music and/or Sound Effects

• Enough said. Find royalty free (non-copyrighted music) to add to your animation.
• Add sound effects to correspond to the events/movements in your animation.
• This process takes around 15-35 minutes.

5. Record the Audio for the Script

• Sit down and read the script in front of a microphone
• Cut any unneccesary lines/or audio and process the audio file
• This process takes around 30-45 minutes, depending on script length.

6. Edit the Final Product

• Combine the animation with the music, sound effects, and voice-overs (script)
• Add any intros/outros or anything else necessary, add the finishing touches
• Render the video
• This process takes about a day to a couple of days, even a week, depends

8. Make the Thumbnail

• Design the thumbnail for the YouTube video
• This process takes around 10-15 minutes

7. Uploading the Video to YouTube

• Upload the video and add the description, tags and thumbnail.
• The time it takes to upload depends on the video length

References

Programs for Animating:

Jolly.