Fire Cannon Staff Pick

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  Roachman911
  

  Nice. Great job.

  Written March 15, 2013
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  Akira_san
  

  Thx

  Written March 15, 2013
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  GethLegion
  

  GREAT :O can i use this for my game projetk ? I give credit

  Written March 15, 2013
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  pasilan
  

  yes u can that is really for the game assets.

  Written March 17, 2013
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  Nahuel1
  

  nice cannon, i like it

  Written March 18, 2013
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  pasilan
  

  thanks guys

  Written March 19, 2013
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  JoshuaS
  

  Excelent model !! and clever animation !! :D, heee, please, excuse me, if i may ask, how did you do that thing with the 3D camera ?? (it move depending on how you move trough the viewport, it's a very handy trick and i couldnt figure it out), again great work with the model :)

  Written March 21, 2013
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  pasilan
  

  just click the camera and then to right selection under the transform option of the 3d window click the option [lock Camera to the view] and then you can handy use the view port through camera.

  Written March 22, 2013
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  JoshuaS
  

  many thanks !!, certainly it's a handy trick :D, thanks for taking the time for answer me

  Written March 22, 2013
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  pasilan
  

  welcome! guys

  Written March 24, 2013
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  krismasster
  

  This is a great animation and I am very pleased at what you have made. Keep up the good work.

  Written April 07, 2013
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  tuxedokiwi
  

  Hello. Nice video. For some reason I can't render it properly. I don't see any textures and I can't find the texture files (e.g. the material references a file I don't have: cannon UV-2 copy.jpg). I'm using the latest trunk version of Blender.

  Edited February 14, 2014
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  tullostech
  

  I agree, i wasnt able to render using 2.70

  Written June 05, 2014
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  ESPANA
  

  And the textures??

  Written August 24, 2014
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  xdanielcordeirox
  

  Nice

  Written June 12, 2015
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  JonnieSilver
  

  Simple low poly assets like this cannon are actually very useful, especially for developers who want clean visuals and clear animations without overcomplicating the gameplay. When mechanics are straightforward, players focus more on timing, strategy, and results, which is something that translates well into other digital entertainment too. In the online casino space, clarity and smooth interaction matter just as much, whether you’re placing bets, checking odds, or spinning slots. Many users prefer platforms where everything feels responsive and easy to understand, instead of overloaded with effects. That’s why services like parimatch often come up in discussions, as they offer a casino environment where odds, betting flow, and potential winnings are presented clearly. In both game assets and casino platforms, simplicity paired with good design usually leads to a better overall experience.

  Written January 30, 2026