I'm currently in animation school and my lord, this is possibly the greatest bayverse Optimus prime transformation I've seen outside the movie. Every piece moving with such intricate detail and almost none of it appears to clash or morph, which is a common thing with bayverse style transformations we see in TH-cam. This is a masterpiece, man congrats on the superb work
For the first movie the goal was to make transformations as realistic as possible, with all the parts of the robots coming from the parts of the vehicle and using very little morphing. This was the primary reason they changed Prime to a long-nose semi and not a cabover truck from the cartoons; they needed the extra mass. The result was very cool transformations, but terrible humanoid models with broken-up silhouettes making them difficult to follow when in motion. So in subsequent films they gave up the realism in order to have robots that looked like robots and not jumbles of walking car parts.
This is mind blowing 🎉 And if anyone expects this dude to give out these wonderful models for free, just remember you ain’t paying for the days he put into this, or the years of his experience Give the artists some of their much needed value, especially in this age of AI generated nonsense !
That is so cool that you got to animate such an awesome character 😀🔥🔥 I used to love watching that movie when I was a kid thousands and thousands of times 😁😁
I love seeing the method and technique used, i think what impress me is what type of method to transform optimus, you dont see a complete transformation with a lot of the part but you only see the area that are being viewed on screen to transform while the area not being viewed are either never transforming or just being used as a platform to load the next sequence of the transforming parts. Ive seen a russian youtuber that has bumblee first transforming scene from transformer 1. From there video you can see the back never transforming but you see the front of the car transform from that you only see bumblee ONLY having the front part of the car rigged on to its body while the back never even transformed or even animated and you can see pieces resize or become hidden out of sight which ease the rigging. The takeway is just from an animation viewpoint its very VERY difficult to animate a complex piece into another form without having to be abstract with the pieces or hide some pieces from sight, seeing videos like this breaks the illusion that every robot transform with every part which isnt true in the movie as you can see optimus transforming always differently depending on the view and the position hes in. Anyways enough me yapping, great work👍
theres a tf1 documentary of its production they were talking about showing purely optimus transforming is just impossible they use off screen to hide physically impossible movements for the parts coming out of nowhere
Concept artists & animators turn their imagination into reality on-screen to invoke others’ imaginations. Among those, toy designers try to bring these designs into real life in 3D. That in turn inspires more concept designs and transformation process animations, and the cycle is endless. Thanks for showing part of your process for animating movie bots. ❤❤
Transformes live action vehicle to robot be like: some metal clanking, a Lot of camera work with rotation, some mechanic Magic bullshittery, hours of animated pieces clipping eachother......epic score....done
This was incredible work my friend. I’ve been thinking on becoming a film director in a few years and I would need an editor, and yes yes I know that my channel doesn’t really show anything to becoming a film director but being a film director is my dream to become and I just need visuals effects artist for a job, I don’t really need one right now because it’s a little early but trust me I would need people like you in my crew 🤝
I genuinely thought this was the artist who animated this scene back in 2007 being like "sup guys that is how I did it lmao". The fact you made this through observation and skill only is absolutely insane and astounding. Do you give classes about learning how to rig complex mecanical characters like Optimus here ? How did you learn this ?
Have you ever note that in that scene optimus has a human neck?, It looks weird because when he lift his head and show his neck, it doesn't have robotic or mechanic parts, it really looks like a human neck painted in silver
0:56 This coincidentally looks similar to when Gipsy Danger(A giant mech from the movie Pacific Rim) rises from the water to battle Knifehead(A kaiju/monster) Whether you drew inspiration from that or not, it looks awesome regardless
@@CryonicVevo no need to explain to me who Gipsy Danger is soldier I do love Pacific Rim too and I’ll let you decide wether its an inspiration or not 🤭
thank you so much! I used your technique to make an ROTB transformation thats inspired by TF1's prime transformation too! And it was a succes, such a shame that its too fast. I can post it on my channel if you want to see it! Thats about it, see you!
I can't animate a standard humanoid model because the sheer amount of controls obscure the model and I CAN'T FREAKIN SEE IT. Fuck THIS shit, man. I can't imagine.
@@juliamxd9614 yeah I used to think that too but the robot mode has a lot of parts that resemble the truck mode to obviously convey that it transforms but the parts aren’t 1:1
The way you had the optimus model slide in, then the rest of the truck slides lut during transformation is what some animators would call "sleight of hand" and it works as a workaround to complex sequences. Why have something rendered in or animated if it's off camera?
now give us the model
I do sell my models on patreon 🤷♀️
only an sfm animator demanding a model lol
@@opiumcrime are you italian?
@@BlooxPRO yus
@@opiumcrime sei davvero un artista con talento, dovresti lavorare nella industry, comunque anche io sono un tuo fan italiano! :)
0:27 IT LOOKS SO HARD FROM THAT ANGLE, I LOVE IT
I'm currently in animation school and my lord, this is possibly the greatest bayverse Optimus prime transformation I've seen outside the movie. Every piece moving with such intricate detail and almost none of it appears to clash or morph, which is a common thing with bayverse style transformations we see in TH-cam. This is a masterpiece, man congrats on the superb work
@@StealthBeeKid Thank you Soo much really appreciate that ‼️
For the first movie the goal was to make transformations as realistic as possible, with all the parts of the robots coming from the parts of the vehicle and using very little morphing. This was the primary reason they changed Prime to a long-nose semi and not a cabover truck from the cartoons; they needed the extra mass. The result was very cool transformations, but terrible humanoid models with broken-up silhouettes making them difficult to follow when in motion. So in subsequent films they gave up the realism in order to have robots that looked like robots and not jumbles of walking car parts.
@@Davemented you mean robots that looks like humans right?
cause actual robots can look whatever they are xd
"Calling out to all trucks. I'm going to turn to an Optimus now"
Now this is some ILM level work🔥🔥🔥
Man, that was insanely animated. The attention to detail was so good. Keep on going with stuff like this 👍
wow so cool bro ive always wondered who made that animation and it looked so cool my life is fullfilled lol🤣
@@rajthegamer4099 I’m assuming it was shawn kelly
This is one of those things that doesn't loose the magic when seeing behind the curtain, well done!
This was so good i thought this was actual previs work from the film for a minute holy fuck
it isn't?
How many polygons does this Optimus have? ☠️ Amazing animation, bro
@@adamcristianlopesferreira1581like a little over 2 million tris
@@opiumcrimeare you sane
@@That-One-Ant-2011 I hope
How many polygons do we need.....YES
@opiumcrime how didn't you fry your PC with that, that would've fried the entire Cybertron 💀
0:18
I can just Imagine his legs sticking out and other bots trying to push them back into alt mode
This animation…. It giving nostalgia vibe
this deserves more views than 2k its too good
ya happy now?
This is too good
This is mind blowing 🎉
And if anyone expects this dude to give out these wonderful models for free, just remember you ain’t paying for the days he put into this, or the years of his experience
Give the artists some of their much needed value, especially in this age of AI generated nonsense !
@@deafception_official thank you so much man
This 100%
Before asking for his hard work why not at least show some appreciation
@@newchangeunlisted_viewer5594 I feel like I should post about my patreon more, people keep asking where I got prime from and what not
He didn't make the model tho, and even if he did he copied the original model
@@UltraEpicVids I did make the model lol and even if I copied the original doesn’t mean it was easy to make
That, THAT is something that leaves me speechless ❤
Video Description: "Simple little breakdown". Bro, I can barely get 2 seconds of animation to look right. Well done.
That is so cool that you got to animate such an awesome character 😀🔥🔥
I used to love watching that movie when I was a kid thousands and thousands of times 😁😁
I love seeing the method and technique used, i think what impress me is what type of method to transform optimus, you dont see a complete transformation with a lot of the part but you only see the area that are being viewed on screen to transform while the area not being viewed are either never transforming or just being used as a platform to load the next sequence of the transforming parts. Ive seen a russian youtuber that has bumblee first transforming scene from transformer 1. From there video you can see the back never transforming but you see the front of the car transform from that you only see bumblee ONLY having the front part of the car rigged on to its body while the back never even transformed or even animated and you can see pieces resize or become hidden out of sight which ease the rigging.
The takeway is just from an animation viewpoint its very VERY difficult to animate a complex piece into another form without having to be abstract with the pieces or hide some pieces from sight, seeing videos like this breaks the illusion that every robot transform with every part which isnt true in the movie as you can see optimus transforming always differently depending on the view and the position hes in. Anyways enough me yapping, great work👍
@@sankyu3950 gawd dayum that was some crazy yapping (loved reading it)
thanks man🙏
@@opiumcrimeNo problem! Hope to see more of your work and by the way did you use blender for the animation or maya
Super cool man. The music really sells the entire thing.
Every time I've watched Prime start to rise up its given me chills. Thank you for sharing your talents and skill at creation with us.
I don't have any words to say it's Just 🔥
This amazing animation🎉
theres a tf1 documentary of its production they were talking about showing purely optimus transforming is just impossible they use off screen to hide physically impossible movements for the parts coming out of nowhere
Concept artists & animators turn their imagination into reality on-screen to invoke others’ imaginations. Among those, toy designers try to bring these designs into real life in 3D. That in turn inspires more concept designs and transformation process animations, and the cycle is endless.
Thanks for showing part of your process for animating movie bots. ❤❤
looks smooth and very good the animation, well done
This animation… good and awesome 😮
Absolute fire man!!
It’s funny how the truck just vanishes to shadow realm.
holy moly, that amount of detail
Transformes live action vehicle to robot be like: some metal clanking, a Lot of camera work with rotation, some mechanic Magic bullshittery, hours of animated pieces clipping eachother......epic score....done
It's amazing work❤️🔥
Good luck with your future projects.
Thank you for creating my childhood hero, i love transformers 2007
@@Ghostthebeatmaker sorry to disappoint but I’m not the original animator 😭😭
@ it’s ok, you still did a good hell of a job
This looks amazing man! Great job!
Ok this looks hella cool
This is so epic, love it!!!
hell yeahh,bro you deserve much, MUCH more
Ok, that’s pretty ingenious.
This is my most rewatched video i have at least watched it 50 times
This is perfect. You might as well become an animator for future transformer movies.
I bet that shit felt so good to transform into his new body for the first time.
Wow this is sooo good🔥🔥
*bro is rigging god* 🔥🔥🔥
I thought it is an official
amazing work!!
This is GOOD well done!
Legendary Camp needs you
Congratulations, you have a lot of talent, can you teach us your techniques in a video?
@@russian12Fcz maybe one day
This the type of shit that made the computers in the studios explode, cuz it was THAT advance for the time of the early 2000's
I always watched the movie and thought damn It must be very difficult to make the transformation, These bro have superpowers. amazing
its amazing! this bro is tallent
That’s lovely work on the animations! Do you plan to do a rendered version of the animation?
@@octobotimus I’m considering it
THIS is the WIP of trying to recreate a scene accurately!
This was incredible work my friend. I’ve been thinking on becoming a film director in a few years and I would need an editor, and yes yes I know that my channel doesn’t really show anything to becoming a film director but being a film director is my dream to become and I just need visuals effects artist for a job, I don’t really need one right now because it’s a little early but trust me I would need people like you in my crew 🤝
@@masterlego8667 well if I could animate for you I’d sure be down for that
@@opiumcrime omg thank you 🙏🏻 how would you like me to contact you? Instagram, discord?
@@opiumcrime great how could I contact you?
@@opiumcrimehow can I contact you?
Cool work
It's so cool😎👍
you made my childhood dude🗣️
0:52 are you Samuel James witwicky descendent of archibald witwicky?
I genuinely thought this was the artist who animated this scene back in 2007 being like "sup guys that is how I did it lmao". The fact you made this through observation and skill only is absolutely insane and astounding.
Do you give classes about learning how to rig complex mecanical characters like Optimus here ? How did you learn this ?
Thanks man that means a lot and no I barely know how to rig I'm just animating for fun
Yup, in Bayverse always is like that, "the car explodes, becomes robot."
Seriously can’t tell if you actually worked on the movie and kept the rough animation or if this is a fan reanimation
@@MissingInAccident LMAO, yeah imagine if I worked on the movie that would be awesome, but no I just recreated the scene
High level skill
this is crazy to watch cause i remember watching my dad animate this scene a LONG time ago
@@GTbiggboss wym??
@@opiumcrime my dad used to work on the original 3 transformers movies
@@GTbiggboss REALLY???
@@opiumcrime yeah
@@GTbiggbossthat's cool
Have you ever note that in that scene optimus has a human neck?, It looks weird because when he lift his head and show his neck, it doesn't have robotic or mechanic parts, it really looks like a human neck painted in silver
Look on this ring & ball on central, it's THE MATRIX OF LEADERSHIP!!!!! 0:53
No thats just his spark
That his spark
Best scene from the movie
Bro could redo each movie to make em better if he wanted to 😂
@@Prattformers would be veryyy time consuming 😅
@thebotfactory9668 I do. I was just messin around 💀
This is such a well cooked piece of art! May I ask if u used Maya for the animation ?
@@siegbraud4658 thanks man and nope I’ve used 3ds but I am also learning maya
Are you the animator? ,It's just like in the movies. Love it ❤❤❤
@ nope I am not but ty ty
Amazing
Good job
I need to see what the rig looks like..
0:56
This coincidentally looks similar to when Gipsy Danger(A giant mech from the movie Pacific Rim) rises from the water to battle Knifehead(A kaiju/monster)
Whether you drew inspiration from that or not, it looks awesome regardless
@@CryonicVevo no need to explain to me who Gipsy Danger is soldier I do love Pacific Rim too and I’ll let you decide wether its an inspiration or not 🤭
thank you so much! I used your technique to make an ROTB transformation thats inspired by TF1's prime transformation too! And it was a succes, such a shame that its too fast. I can post it on my channel if you want to see it! Thats about it, see you!
@@Notso39 Omg that’s great I’d love to see it
Sure!!! Ill post it right away soon!@@opiumcrime
@@opiumcrime posted!
So excellent keep going I followed, which program do you used for make this tranformation
@@myipad8858 thank you and 3ds max
@@opiumcrimethx for your comment I followed you on instagram, too.
Yo you make this is cool!
This is really good! How long did it take you?
@@CarbonAnimationProductions around 4 to 5 days
the amount of moving parts is impressive. how long did this take you to animate?
@@zaten-p a week
When i first saw the scene. I actually thought his legs came from and the pieces still intact on his body
How long did it take you to compile everything and do it? ._. amazing
@@emilianomacias3282 a week🫶
no fucking way !!! i fuckinnng love this woowww
its shape keys?
Muito bom esse trabalho. De fazer e renderizar as transformações e larga escala top
I need to learn how to rig like this. I cant even rig a human correctly 😂
Name of the introduction music, please?
He is him, John Transformers
Best part of the movies
At first I could not believe this is a recreation of the original movie scene. This is very accurate. What animating software was this if I may ask?
@@SpartanMK thanks thanks and I use 3ds max but I’m also learning Maya
@@opiumcrime Very interesting, thanks for the info!
The Animators in ILM might've used that technique too.
@@BonnieInc. maybe, not sure
Bro should be the next Micheal bay director
I can't animate a standard humanoid model because the sheer amount of controls obscure the model and I CAN'T FREAKIN SEE IT.
Fuck THIS shit, man. I can't imagine.
I've been wanting to animate transformers for a while, it must be a pain in the ass. Any tips you can give me?
@@oneacri2955 patience and a lot of practice my friend 🙏
Oh, yeah broski🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂
How many polygons and how long did it take you? How long to render?
@@cranny5237 again has a little over 2 million tris and I’m not sure about the render yet lol
I thought this was going to be the Galaxy Convoy one. 😅
@@TFIta369 LMAO nuh his work is fucking awesome couldn’t be me 🙏
From one 3d modeler/animator to another let me ask you did you rig every part for the transformation animation to move everything in pose mode?
@@RuinBrand pretty much
@opiumcrime ty
Could you show us all angles cam?
Huh, I always thought more parts of the shell would be preserved in the robot mode, didn't know they were two different models
@@juliamxd9614 yeah I used to think that too but the robot mode has a lot of parts that resemble the truck mode to obviously convey that it transforms but the parts aren’t 1:1
I wonder what would a mix model of G1 and Bayverse Optimus would look like.
@@solivagen435 I’ve seen designs they look horrible
That's why we have you. 🫡
That looks like a nightmare to rig
What is the 3d software?
I wanna try
@@manasakphakhit 3ds max
The way you had the optimus model slide in, then the rest of the truck slides lut during transformation is what some animators would call "sleight of hand" and it works as a workaround to complex sequences. Why have something rendered in or animated if it's off camera?
@@frozenfreehand1997 that’s the thing when it’s closeup shots of transformations that’s how they did it in the movies