Integrating 3D models with photography
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Twist: As u request.....is almost everything quite simple modeling...
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I used the most large image as 1200/1200 in this model and the most small 400/400........
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btw: im a fan of mechanoid too ......like my humanoid wip
i need to texture him procedurally....tips???
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That was really...reaalllyyy crazy stuff....
I just finished the riggin of this weild model and I need to confess.....
I never will do some modelling using just one side of image reference or by any quick scketh....I promise myself that next time I will do a nice scketh and nice comcept.
Was a nightmare riggin this one....I tryed to put in image but is toooooo long hierarchy......
So I basically I needed to cheat or make way around.....that kind of stuff, workin on connection, expression, driven key, etc..etc....etc.....
anyway as far my model is that as u can see in the image....
I'll hope my riggin doesn't crash when I get into animation.....
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A lot of curves, is all for "controls" like bend, twist, rotation...
actually I made in the way to don't need to select any object cause like I said before my hypergraph is quite mess, bones parented to objects and vice verse...
Kurt: As I notice u are expert in animation, aren't u.....so when some model didn't was modelled proper to be rig, but u rigged in quite miracle way, but probably u will have to brake your head to animate......what I suppose to do????re-build the parts what is not helpin??? or try something else cause allways have another way to solve the problem????
I mean cheat or not to cheat????
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that's not twhat procedural texturing is martin! and u need to rtm of all appz u use!!Originally posted by Dragonhawk
Procedural texturing is when you do the whole texturing only within maya and i need tutorials for it within the hypergraph and the stuff you said in my wip..........
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