Thread 149185436

Fiona the Fox: The Warrior Who Battled the Sneaky Spaghetti Monster

In the giggly, wiggly Forest of Giggles lived Fiona, a fiery little fox with a sword bigger than her tail and a helmet that kept sliding over her eyes — usually right when she was about to strike.

One morning, Fiona bounced out of her den, declaring, “Today, I will defeat the sneakiest, stickiest beast in the forest… the Spaghetti Monster!” She tightened her helmet (which promptly slipped down again) and marched toward the smell of tomato sauce wafting through the trees.

The Spaghetti Monster was a wriggly pile of noodles, tangled in meatballs, with a sauce so red it looked like a tomato explosion.

Fiona charged, sword raised high! But the noodles were slippery — one long strand wrapped around her tail, then her leg, and soon she was tangled like a messy plate of spaghetti.

“Help! I’m becoming dinner!” she giggled, trying to shake free.

Just then, a gang of forest critters showed up — a squirrel with a cheese grater, a rabbit with garlic bread, and a wise old owl holding a fork.

“Looks like you need some help, warrior Fiona,” said the owl, twirling his fork.

Together, they sliced, twirled, and munched, turning the Spaghetti Monster into a delicious feast. Fiona wiped sauce off her nose, laughed, and said, “Next time, I’ll bring extra napkins!”

From that day on, Fiona was known not just as the fiercest warrior fox in the Forest of Giggles, but also the tastiest hero.

>>149185436 (OP)
kill yourself

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This is just a poorly written version of the PPG broccoli episode.

>>149185653
>>149185677
>>149185711
I was told in my animation program to start using ai for thing I am trying here

>>149185747
Your animation program is shit.

>>149185747
Show your teacher this scene and ask them if AI can replicate it.

>>149185755
tell that to the college, they want us to "experiment" to make backgrounds for 3d, ads and so on

>>149185767
I was told ai is for ads,logos Image assets we made parallax animations with, and model sheets

>>149185775
Your college is shit

>>149185436 (OP)
Kys jeet

>>149185847
ok, made toonboom rig using images, they want us to use ai for alot of projects

>>149185906
>Paying an obscene amount of money to learn how to use AI
This sounds like some shit that should be shut down.

>>149185767
im doing some ai animations right now and im getting really slick looking turn arounds. shit like johnny test doesnt even attempt. a modern industry animator csnt.make thay scene either

>>149185955
can we see it ?

>>149185968
it's fetish shit and if i post it the discussion will hecome about that instead of the animation quality.
i have this character she's facing right, turns to the left. there's >8 frames of her body rotating along the vertical axis. everything stays in proportion and perspective. more so than typical televised animation. sometimes it looks like cell shaded cg. not necessarily desirable but the point is it can do perpendicular turn arounds.

>>149185954
it community college the pell take care of it, free money woot

>>149185767
AI will never be able to do this, mark my words.

>>149186397
everything AI "can't do" it will eventually be able to do. And we're talking months man. Next year all of these arguments both from consumers on forums and from the animator guilds will look so silly.

>>149187132
Anon can AI recreate this?

>>149187192
i mean...yeah. it would take a lot of attempts to get it to do exactly this, but yeah.
and not only that. everyone's looking at atraight bideo generation. which is getting really unstippqble as we speak. anyways. you can and should use ai to generate components. animations are composite pieces. your gif itself is multiple layers. you could generate masked animations so you can edit and composite them over backgrounds by hand.
its great at stulid shit. generate a crowd talking in the background and focus on hand animating the close up of your character in the foreground. use it to make boring things. repetitive things. give yourself the freedom to do the cool stuff.

>>149185841
Yeah, people were so worried about animation and shit but the real victims are about to be the graphic designers

>>149187132
most normies don't care. I was shown an ai generated video of a roller coaster failure with screaming over it and the person who showed me it felt nothing, looking at me hoping to get a reaction. What the fuck? Brainrot is an insane thing and AI is only gonna make it worse. AI can't give people their souls back and near limitless fusion power will be sold to you for exorbitant rates. Sure I can make cartoons with AI, but I'm not nearly as satisfied by the results compared to making things myself. AI could easily make this, but why would I want it to? So I can become like the fat retards in wall-e? Oh wait that's the message, get off the fucking chair and get to work. And yea if your only goal is money that's great, mass produce slop and contribute to the most braindead humanity has ever been at any point in history.
>>149187780
>great at stupid shit
you only make stupid shit it seems because you're not pyw at all

>>149186397
Neither can present day "animators".

>>149186397
it just lacks the vision a human brain can come up with in its own segregated neural network. Sharing those ideas with others then becomes a kind of shared network and it's really cool to see humans working together on things because the flaws and flaunts are all beautiful and full of life. The animation doesn't have to be insane in every production and more conservative animations like your other example >>149187192 there's so much nuance in the character movements and everything is intentional whereas AI is mostly incidental successes

>>149187863
then pick up the pencil if you want that retard because unless humanity works at it we'll never see another gold rush of classical animation

>>149187885
people with creative spirit are ejected from the industry because women don't like them.