Robby as Darth Vader and ‘Lost in Space’ robot as Luke.
Saber fight…
robot stunts…
robot electrocution…
surprise ending!
Download it at:
http://gurgster.com/clonewrdivx.avi
http://gurgster.com/rclone.mov
Want to know you think.
Warning big files.
:x
I’d recommend spaceports.
fortunecity
anywhere that doesn’t limit downloads
Quite simply, amazing!
And what was the point of the whole thing?
That darth Vadar is a Monkey?
Odd!
Great technical work, no doubts of that eh!
That was great. Hilarious. Technically superior. Just what I needed after a long weekend of kids with high fevers and barfing.
Hahahahaha! Great ending. Kind of a planet of the apes twist if you will. I really liked how you mixed the animation with actual movie footage. Great job and animation! Want to give us some behind the scenes techie information?
Updated it
ttp://scottandmyra.com/moviefolder/clonewrdivx.avi
wow very cool! Hehe that was so funny. Great work! 
Haha! brilliant! I thought that was really funny. You arranged it well with the compositing etc. too.
MORE! MORE!!!
Didn’t realy get the point, though.
not perfect but really nice
I want more slow motion scenes
CU
HA ha… the laughing continiues for several hours
It seems to me like it’s a star wars parody!
http://www.newgrounds.com/collections/starwars.html
lol
the funniest blender video I’ve ever seen.
Good work! 8)
Thanks, for the kudos! My only regret is that after I made the movie I figured out a way to make AWESOME saber trails.
Check out these examples:
http://scottandmyra.com/moviefolder/Exospin2.avi
http://scottandmyra.com/moviefolder/nuspin2.avi
I’ll use them in the sequel.
Yes, the Lightsabers look great. Can you explain a little bit the Materials if you have done the lasers with Blender? Are there Blend textures for the colored light in use?
That was extremely cool.
I’m sure I’m among dozens of others who eagerly await an explanation of your better lightsabre method. The Terminator flipping that thing around looked really good and we – of course – would love to know how you did it.
-Iain
humm…that was random. The story was fair, funny in parts. The technical execution was fair.
Hehe, this is a good film.
Dude, that was pretty cool!!! 
You can tell that you put alot of work into it, like the voices matching the lights of the robots mouths, very nice!!!
Overall it was a really good attempt, producing 5 mins of animation isnt easy and involves alot of work!!!
Hope to see more from you in the future, possibly more spoofs but maybe some original stuff too!!!
Good job!!!
Matt
Blend on, and blend well!!!
Here is a thread that explains how to make those too cool saber trails.
http://www.blenderwars.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=1014&highlight=
Link to saber trails example:
http://scottandmyra.com/moviefolder/Exospin2.avi
Very cool. And a neat trick!
Mind sharing your halo settings, too? I’ve tried the subdivided halo plane edge, but I cannot get the thing to look good from every direction. I always have it too fuzzy in side view, with distinct dots, but too hard with the sword pointing toward the camera… Guess I need to subdivide a few more times. 
As for the impact flash question you ask in the other forum: A possibility I’d try would be a “flashbulb” added to the sabre object.
Sabres usually hit things about 2/3 of the way along their length, so just put a single vertex object at that point of the blade (parented to whatever is convenient to keep it there) that has a bright Halo/Flare material with an Alpha of 1, a Hardness of 37 or so and a HaloSize of 0. To make it flash when the blade hits something, animate the HaloSize to something that almost entirely fills your screen for one frame, then fills about half of it the next frame or two, then is back to zero. Add subflares to taste.
Real quick and dirty .blend to illustrate the above: http://home.maine.rr.com/meanwhile/blender/flashbulb.blend
-Iain