Collection Video Animo Pron Collection [2025-03-16] [AnimoPron]

[Gutsma]

Somebody have the new clips?

It's as same as previous previews the only difference is quality for some sort of pixels like liquid and other little details.

 

[FalteringRelic]

Geez, you would think Animo would know how to optimize his renders by now. Aside from fluid simulation, there really isn't much going on in the scenes unless he has a lot of tiny details that's being calculated like subsurface scattering that we, the audience, wouldn't even see at the final product.

 

[Gutsma]

Geez, you would think Animo would know how to optimize his renders by now. Aside from fluid simulation, there really isn't much going on in the scenes unless he has a lot of tiny details that's being calculated like subsurface scattering that we, the audience, wouldn't even see at the final product.

It isn't about optimizing.he/she can easily hire a team or at least 3 guys who can help him/her in the process of making the video. The rendering will still take time yes but duration of making the original video before rendering would be shorter.

 

[Miszzy]

I cant find the short rendered clips for the supporters anywhere, does anyone have a link for them?

 

[FalteringRelic]

It isn't about optimizing.he/she can easily hire a team or at least 3 guys who can help him/her in the process of making the video. The rendering will still take time yes but duration of making the original video before rendering would be shorter.

It's not about whether he can hire people to help animate/model, it's the rendering involved. But it feels like, and this is my opinion, animo enabled stuff like global illumination, subsurface scattering, fluid simulation; a lot of that stuff is being calculated in the machine, tons of calculations, very taxing. Sure hardware is involved, but so are the options that are enabled. I went to school for this, and one of things when it comes to rendering out even a turntable is turning on or off an option/effect if the change is nominal but increase the render time two-fold. This is by no means admonishing Animo, he can turn on all effects plus the kitchen sink and if that equals to 24hr per frame renders, then so be it, he may also be using an older version of Maya since those don't require subscriptions. It's just that he could shave off 12-15hrs.

To put things into perspective. Avatar(2009) each frame that involved heavy CGI took 24hrs to render out the passes for one frame on one workstation, and that was on hardware that by 2021 is a decades old.

 

[Anon_Ymous]

In theory it should be possible to just throw more hardware at the problem, right? With the money he's making he could buy several high-end PCs every month.

I know Blender has a network rendering feature. Not sure about Maya, but he could still render a short segment on each machine and join them together once they're done. Am I missing something here?

 

[Danv]

Am I missing something here?

patreon money
slower work = more milked out money
investing in less profit? preposterous!

 

[156_163_146_167]

patreon money
slower work = more milked out money
investing in less profit? preposterous!

I get your point, but at the same time wouldn't it be more profitable to release content more frequently and get exposure, word of mouth, and new supporters more often than it is to rely on the crowd that sticks around during content droughts?

 

[Danv]

I get your point, but at the same time wouldn't it be more profitable to release content more frequently and get word of mouth and new supporters more often than it is to rely on the crowd that sticks around during content droughts?

in a perfect world - absolutely
in reality - you can get more by scamming people rather than doing honest work
just look at all smut projects up there, be it games, animation or drawing - half of them if not more are just milking people on constant bases and only gaining subs in a process, you can feed people promises for months without doing any work or suffering any consequences, next screenshot/patch/sketch you post will reset counter and you can continue milking before people start questioning, having your own discord with loyal mods to silence discontent helps even more
that's humans for you, sad but true

 

[HORZEKOK]

in a perfect world - absolutely
in reality - you can get more by scamming people rather than doing honest work
just look at all smut projects up there, be it games, animation or drawing - half of them if not more are just milking people on constant bases and only gaining subs in a process, you can feed people promises for months without doing any work or suffering any consequences, next screenshot/patch/sketch you post will reset counter and you can continue milking before people start questioning, having your own discord with loyal mods to silence discontent helps even more
that's humans for you, sad but true

On a bright side... WE DONT PAY A SODDING FUCK

 

[Gutsma]

It's not about whether he can hire people to help animate/model, it's the rendering involved. But it feels like, and this is my opinion, animo enabled stuff like global illumination, subsurface scattering, fluid simulation; a lot of that stuff is being calculated in the machine, tons of calculations, very taxing. Sure hardware is involved, but so are the options that are enabled. I went to school for this, and one of things when it comes to rendering out even a turntable is turning on or off an option/effect if the change is nominal but increase the render time two-fold. This is by no means admonishing Animo, he can turn on all effects plus the kitchen sink and if that equals to 24hr per frame renders, then so be it, he may also be using an older version of Maya since those don't require subscriptions. It's just that he could shave off 12-15hrs.

To put things into perspective. Avatar(2009) each frame that involved heavy CGI took 24hrs to render out the passes for one frame on one workstation, and that was on hardware that by 2021 is a decades old.

I am still with the idea that he don't want to improve on the speed of process although he could easily make an effort.
As for the rendering part most of what you mentioned are rarely used in his animations for exp Global illumination isn't that effective in his works cause in the area which the scenario of the video is happening there is only one major light source and if you pay attention you can actually see the equality of light in the project. As for the SSLT it's kinda same like GA cause you don't have a direct light source which makes SSLT look stunning and rather a reflection of light and because of that you don't see effect of SSLT maybe in a few situations and i think animo is aware of this and he don't want to add a massive render time cost effect just for a little effort. But for the liquid settings i am on a boat with you as the quality is just gorgeous compared to other artists' contents and he is using a lot of reflection settings as well.
I also think that he is applying a lot of edge smoothing options such as MSAA.

 

[Deleted member 2108097]

I get your point, but at the same time wouldn't it be more profitable to release content more frequently and get exposure, word of mouth, and new supporters more often than it is to rely on the crowd that sticks around during content droughts?

On the current business model (as in adult games on here), nope. The main issue is that theres no outright regulation for these games/animations otherwise it would become a much simpler issue. Patreon for example having a "no incest, no bestiality, no extreme smut" condition means that most developers are walking a tight rope for getting paid for their work. It will be a matter of time before subscribestar has to change its T&Cs for it aswell. Thats not the fault of these sites, its VISA & Mastercard that are setting those rules. Thats why these "cam sites" use a token system instead so the CC companies cant go after them. Paypal isnt an option at all because of its policy of protecting its paying customers over its paid customers.

Thats the high end of it for starters. On the other side (here). We can use 2 examples. Icstor & Braindrop. Im not going to go into the finer details of Icstor here (it will get deleted anyway if i did) but the short of it is, he is one of these devs who is marked as a "milker" little to no updates, stretched out as long as possible and stringing people along on patreon and has faced a huge backlash over it here.
Braindrop on the other hand, was someone who used to update his game (WVM) weekly. Small updates, maybe 5-10 minutes worth of content each week and wrapped it up with a slightly bigger update to combine all his little updates into an "ingame week". Then he suffered massive burnout and disappeared for a while and when he was due to comeback, he suffered issues with his health.
Its just down to what everyone is expecting. With Animo, until this year, we were all fine with his once a year updates because we knew the video was going to be high quality. The only reason people are complaining now is because everyone knew what his schedule was and when he didnt make it, then everyone threw their worth. All anyone in here can say, just be patient. From what we have been told this is the biggest part yet and the others were around the 30 minute mark. This part alone could be close to an hour.

 

[Ctrl_Money_Shot]

Didnt checked for animopron for a long time. When did he switched from Max to Maya?

 

[FalteringRelic]

Didnt checked for animopron for a long time. When did he switched from Max to Maya?

An assumption. Besides Autodesk is trying to phase out Max with Maya being the standard. It's an old assumption that 3DsMax is the modeling standard, sure it was great back in the day, now its just a matter of preference and old industry heads thats used to 3DSMax. The Maya platform has more utility, from modeling, animating, rigging, and doing UVs because at the end of the day its about keeping within the ecosystem to prevent many headaches from converting files and incompatibility. As for modeling in 2021, Modo is the hero.

 

[SparkThaFox]

I know literally nothing about rendering but I've just accepted the face that no matter the reason it take anime ages to render a project there is other animations out there that are decent depending on what you're into watching go watch that while you wait or go enjoy the content animo has already put out. I'm not saying dont complain because there might be a small chance he reads these comments. I'm just saying that there is other stuff to watch dont just invest all you watch time into animo and instead find a new creator and possibly find a new kink/fetish

 

[Ctrl_Money_Shot]

An assumption. Besides Autodesk is trying to phase out Max with Maya being the standard. It's an old assumption that 3DsMax is the modeling standard, sure it was great back in the day, now its just a matter of preference and old industry heads thats used to 3DSMax. The Maya platform has more utility, from modeling, animating, rigging, and doing UVs because at the end of the day its about keeping within the ecosystem to prevent many headaches from converting files and incompatibility. As for modeling in 2021, Modo is the hero.

Your opinion... Wouldnt break down matters in that simple minded way.
Anyway, no answer to my question.

 

[I am demiurge]

Animo posted some more rendered vids for supporters. Does anyone have them??

 

[honkers]

Animo posted some more rendered vids for supporters. Does anyone have them??

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[HORZEKOK]

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.msi file

Hmm....

 

[156_163_146_167]

.msi file

Hmm....

It's an mp4 file though...