Fallout 3 V.A.T.S Shot – Day 1 of 3

Fallout 3 V.A.T.S Shot – Day 1 of 3

on Jan 19th 2011 with 10 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Requirements: After Effects and the Fallout Font
  • Difficulty: Intermediate
  • Run Time: 19:45 min
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Final Product What You'll Be Creating

This entry is part 1 of 3 in the series Fallout 3 Vats

Fallout 3 Vats

Today we’ll go over setting up our scene and preparing it for keyframe animation. We’ll begin to build the elements of the V.A.T.S effect such as the outlines, grids, and percentage boxes.

Tutorial

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File size: 180 MB

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Hey my name is Clinton Jones and I'm currently 18 years old. I got into VFX and Motion Graphics about 3 and half years ago and have been learning ever since! You can check out my work at http://www.youtube.com/pwnisher  

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  • Mr. Obvious

    I have to say, I really enjoy your tutorials ideas simply because they’re fun. Who doesn’t love a good fallout video? :p Keep up the good work!

  • http://www.aedaddy.com MiselD

    Great tutorial Clinton 5 stars!

  • spamburglar

    this is awesome! I was actually just recently trying to figure out how to make VATS mode, I love fallout, great job!

  • http://www.youtube.com/PifWorks Frank

    Wait a second. If I have a 1080p video, I will have to bring everything to 720p so that it looks good, right? But then I have to upload it as a 720p!

    • http://www.youtube.com/pwnisher Clinton Jones

      Yes, thats a downside to something like this. You could always just loose a little qulity (depending on how far you zoom in) and upload as 1080.

  • http://www.youtube.com/PifWorks Frank

    Or I could actually zoom with my DSLR and then work with that ;)

    • http://www.youtube.com/pwnisher Clinton Jones

      Well if you did that you would have a very shakey hand, and wouldn’t pan up and around at the correct speeds, You would also have to do a lot of motion tracking, which is one thing I was trying to avoid. But if you want the shakey tracked on look then that would be cool. Your actor would just have to be VERY still, because if your moving the camera around, and you freeze frome, then obviously you wouldn’t have anymore camera move.

  • Ameerkat

    Hi, nice tutorial I love it!!! Would it possible to also do a tutorial for doing the Dead eye feature from Read Dead Redemption?

  • ivanex

    Mirando para analizarlo pero se agradece por el aporte
    Gracias…..
    desde latinoamerica un saludo
    Thanks….
    Clinton Jones

  • Cassio Marinello Orsi

    Clinton, Thx a lot, I make this in my montage, if you want to see check in youtube /watch?v=g5wGaqGP7yk
    the 1º is not god but the second yes (i think hahahahaha), i make the grid if a little with opacity, but in my next montage i will try to do the same of this tutorial.

    thanks a lot one more time.

    sorry for my wrong word (brasilian here :P)

    bye!