January update Animation Robin x Racc

EDIT 2: as requested in the comments, I've included some rear shot stills.

EDIT: everything is now uploaded.

In case you were wondering, loops are 364 frames, 5-5.30 min per frame so a full loop took somewhere upward of 30 hours to render and there were three to do, and I was not always awake when they finished, I had to restart one due to a character not having motion blur (hard to notice, the fix was not easy to find, and I was already 16-ish hours into a render, oh well.)

Now that is done on to cream filling a racc! (and as per the comments I won't go OTT with the all the way through)

Original post below:

Hi, today I've an animation fresh off the GPUs, took a little longer than I thought, but here we are, some hot racc pounding!

The reasons why it took longer than I thought in the last post. Robin is brand new, I'd forgotten the first time setup needed for simulated , sorry about that. Also you can see in comparison to the WIP the mattress is now simulated and I needed to change up some of the character animation to match this.

Today is the first camera angle the other (a closeup) will be rendering next and then an alt version of both. I'll edit this post with them when they finish, and I'll flag it to send out a notification when I do.

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Next up, as voted by the Executive Producers, is going to be a climax animation.

The raccoon and polar bear loop is getting a sticky climax added. (cream filled racc!)

As I'm still in the planning stages, should the cream filling go all the way through? stickiness exploding out of both ends of the racc after some cumflation? let me know in the comments. If there is a definitive split in sentiments I'll put up a poll to decide one way or the other.

Heads up fluid and fur is SLOW, from the extra time taken for the simulation to calculate fluid and fur together to the extra time needed for rendering because of all the extra geometry.

My days are going to be: simulation > review > tweak settings > sim > review > tweak settings > sim > review > alter animation > sim... repeat with test renders happening along the way. I'll keep you updated as I go.

So there we are, I hope you enjoy the hot racc ponding today and I'll be back with more camera angles soon and then onto making a very (very) full raccoon!