The Walk Of Eternity - Harry101UK | SFM Collab | +Breakdown

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The Source Filmmaker Discord server is hosting another collaboration event, inspired by a previous Pwnisher collaboration. I figured I'd make something too! If you want to join in on the fun, head on over to the Discord server below for more information! The deadline is June 30th, so there's plenty of time to get involved. ;)

It took a while to settle on an idea I liked, but I eventually ended up on something a little Death Stranding-inspired. The scene took around 2 evenings to make.

You can also support me on Patreon for more animations and songs! ^_^

Animated and rendered in Source 2 Filmmaker
Music provided by Epidemic Sound:
The Twisted Apple - by Power Druid

I also regularly post updates and works-in-progress over on Twitter:

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"No one saves us but ourselves. No one can and no one may. We ourselves must walk the path" - Master Oogway

ComicalRealm

I absolutely love animations like this, while they are somewhat simple, the environmental storytelling is phenomenal

oblue

I love this Harrys animation and environmental I CANT STRESS THAT

sukhi

The little puddles of water were my favorite because they were reflective.

Back in my “communal lego bin of elementary” days, the clear lego pieces were like currency among kids because they were tiny and hard to find in the bin, now a part of me is still attracted to clear or shiny things hahah.

r.p

Hey Harry been watching you since I was a kid always loved your animations and their creative possibilities I found your channel in 2015 when I experienced source games on PS3 orange box disk portal games and half life I treasure this channel I just wanted to say thank you for the joy you have brought me over the years with your animations and the fact that you are still uploading animations to this day is amazing - Ren

ezchannelclap

Damn Harry. You absolutely need to talk about your process and methods more - your original “how to make source filmmaker look good video” is still one I recommend to people (which almost always are non-SFM users) all the time, because you explain the actually important principles so well - stuff that isn’t specific to one software, but rather methods like lighting, framing etc. and graphics concepts like bounce lighting and areal shadowing. I would really like to see more of that :)

nolram