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#Blender 3d animation veggietales series#

Play with it until you get a manic grin!.

I also added two materials here to better visually mark the separate pieces.

Extrude the edges of the hole you cut back along the Y axis so that the new edge cuts through the teeth.

Move the faces you moved forward, backwards, and then nudge them inside.

Go back to the original, and select this time only the inside group of faces.

Hit Shift-D to duplicate, then move those new faces out along the Y axis in the 3D view.

I made you an image, so please reference it as I explain: I’m sure any other “don’t kill them!” or religious comments could be moved to a thread in off-topic. Seeing as there’s nothing anyone can really do to stop Bob and his little friends from going in a Blender (as I’m doing right now – they’ll make one heck of a bloody mary), let’s go back to topic and talk about the mouth. My first goal is to get a decent still of this, then MAYBE animate it if I have the guts/skill. So, if there are any tutorials out there, that would rock! Sorry… I am a noob at this right now. Also, sometimes, as in the case of the dude next to him, I need to be able to change the teeth shape and size, and get rid of em all together.

So, is there a way I can easily add an animatable mouth? As you can see, he needs teeth, but no lips. Here is a picture of the real Bob the Tomato, for reference: Here is a picture in edit mode, highlighted where I want the general area of the mouth:

The body consists of a UV sphere with a lattice… Here is a screenie:

#Blender 3d animation veggietales series#

Well, I decided it would be easy to get back into Blender by making a little animation of a Veggie Tales character… for those of you that dont know what Veggie Tales is, its a series that Big Idea makes for little kids… I decided in this short I would make the dude die or something… anyways, to the question: