Personally speaking I would use script timing, that's how I did it with Melvin when he sneezes and coughs, although those actions are simpler than if you're thinking like sound along the lines of Titus/Titan/Whatever it's name is (it's early, I'm still asleep)

But even then, I would use script timing and MP3s which are the right length for the movement sound. The way I see it is you will get a much better result that way despite the extra work that is needed.

LOLOLOLOLOL what a great vid! I'm thinking something similar, not quite as elaborate. (Only because of experience and finances. I'm sure that guy has some serious coin invested into him.)

Thanks for the input. I was thinking that scripting and timing would be the way I'd have to go. I just didn't know if there was a real good audio sensor that I could use so I could just put the motions in and let them be triggered by the sensor. But I have a good idea of how to accomplish what I want to do with scripting and timing thanks to another question I had about another idea.

Thanks again :)

The video isn't really a robot, it's a guy in a suit. Just so you know Sorry if I killed any illusions, when I found out (after watching a few of them and spotting it) it was like when I found out Narnia wasn't real!..

WHAT? Narnia's not real? stress

Don't believe him dschulpius. I found some socks I forgot that I owned and well, let's just say there's some sort of life forms in my wardrobe.

Ick sick

Narnia lives I know I've been there.