These packages are also used for feature films so I'm not sure where you're getting at that it all looks like children Disney animations. This doesn't look like an in-game cinematic so it's probably using a 3d animation package like 3DsMax/Maya/Softimage/etc. I'm sorry, but did we watch the same video? It's entertaining for sure but visually nothing impressive. You will literally be answering one of my main life's mysteries :)īut they all look like children Disney animations or animation from the actual game graphic itself Thank you so much in advance for the help. I would really appreciate any help and would be very intrigued to learn the process if somebody could provide me with a direction and some information on the software and processes used, just from a very high level view. If you watch its intro you will know what I mean.

There are numerous tutorials online about how to make computer animations on 3D std max, Maya, Unity and Unreal, but they all look like children Disney animations or animation from the actual game graphic itself, not the cinematic effect rendering you experience from Tekken 3 intro. I'm aware it's a very complicated process that requires a highly experienced team to work on it, but I simply want to know what software and what kind of processes/effects were used (even guesses from experienced animators/developers would suffice) and as much information about the process as possible, would be really appreciated. Just for those who need a reference as to what I'm talking about, here's the video from YouTube. Nothing about the opening cinematic intro.

The best resource info I could find, simply talks about the game characters, moves. I know it's been over 20 years since and the game is quite old, but I still find it strange that there's no discussion anywhere online on how its amazing cinematic intro was created (what software(s) was used, how the cinematic effect was created. I've researched on Google everywhere, but unfortunately couldn't find a source that discloses such information. Even though I'm a software developer, I've always been intrigued by how such amazing cinematics intros are created. For me it's still one of the best and coolest game cinematic intros ever, even compared to this era (giving it's been over 20 years now since the game's release). Tekken 3 was one of the best games that left a lasting impression on me, growing up, especially the cinematic intro. Apologies if this is a very specific and out of the blue type of question.

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