https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5r5ti5uRUDE

here is my submission, idk if it will have a preview like everyone else's or not, but oh well. finally got to use some of the Halo stuff I ported, even if everything was made up on the spot to test some cool particles.

So before you watch my video, there is some relevant stuff I should say.
Pony Thread Simulators are some really weird videos, watch at your own discretion.
After watching all of Splinix and Homer's videos I made this animation for no real reason.

If you haven't watched any PTS's and don't understand the point of this, you can just watch and enjoy the animation, and avoid the Simulators while you're still sane.

I either didn't have the motion blur setting high enough, or motion blur just looks bad in general.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sMnmWCJmnY

Here is mine. I covered basic info, as this is stuff that I wish I knew when I was starting out in SFM (After watching Valve's tutorials). If you're a beginner and still getting used to the program than my video may be able to help you! Sorry for the length, but I wanted to make sure to cover what I thought was important to start. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XByuFMRQbng

I hope I'm posting this in the right area, not that good at Steam forums.
So I know there are a lot of really talented people in OSFM, and I was hoping someone could help me with a couple models. So I've got the Halo Reach Spartan models, but they don't have a skeleton and it makes animating almost impossible, for me atleast, and I was wondering and anyone knew about how to attach a riggable skeleton to it. If there is already a fix for this model and you have a link that that would also be great. Also would it be possible to make the model with skeleton draw from the HL2 citizen animations, as this is really helpful when I animate.

I'm late to the party, but I'll help if ya need it!