Walk Cycle 60fps: Coming Later Today!

I've been rendering alone in the dark for years. Today I got my first Patron message! And having Patrons is paying off already. Actually I could have unlurked on Reddit I suppose to get feedback, but I need financial support to keep doing this, so I haven't shared my process and tech online yet.

A Patron asked for a  60fps version. I thought I had posted 60fps versions. I checked. I hadn't. Technically they are 60fps but there's only 30 unique frames of motion. Good eye, Patron!

The facial expression was off in my 60fps version and I guess I was impatient and rendered out a fix at 30fps. So the YouTube clip is 30fps. Well, 32.667 actually, to match the 98bpm music I made for it. There's a NSFW version at 30fps out there too, but I can't post a link to it. Even the SFW one on YouTube got tagged NSFW! Was it the outline of the covered nipples, on a fictional character, that got it tagged? Wow. Swinging hips on a walking lady can't be it, that's just the Beauty of Woman right there, of an albeit idealized female form, but still. I'll steer clear of editorializing.

So thanks to this Patron, all Patrons are getting a 60fps version!* Perhaps at a higher spatial resolution than my usual 3840x1920 upon request. Yes, I'm firing up the rendering machine! Not that I wouldn't, anyway. "Always Be Rendering" is my motto these days, as long as there's interest.

Patrons can expect an exclusive 60fps version in a patron-only post later today. That's only possible if I embrace the 18+ tag, so I guess I will. Nipples will be nipples, and no reason to cover them!

Should be available to all within the week. Message me for things you want -- it pays off! For us both.

* The original walk cycle has 40 keyframes at 30fps. I am rendering out 80 frames to make it 60fps, by interpolating between frames. This is 3D interpolation of the model pose, not a 2D interpolation on the rendered frame. Will check the in-between pose and make new keyframes if necessary but last time it looked smooth. The right leg did snap into position a little faster than I would have liked, might correct that as I have every frame of the original cycle (the feet were a little tricky.)