Digital humans the art of the digital double
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Here is a 1600x1200 wallpaper without my email address on it for anyone interested.
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its awsome
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They do render in 3D, but the models are flat like paper, not true 3D. The main reason they use 3D is for the heirarchies, bump mapping and shadow casting.
At least that was what the article I read said. If it was in print, it must be true... right?
Oh, p.s. great models!
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Any chance you can find that article? I would love to read itOriginally posted by Dann
That's sort of true.
They do render in 3D, but the models are flat like paper, not true 3D. The main reason they use 3D is for the heirarchies, bump mapping and shadow casting.
At least that was what the article I read said. If it was in print, it must be true... right?
Oh, p.s. great models!
Thx for the comments btw
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Naw, that was years ago. Sorry.Originally posted by Immortal1490
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