Integrating 3D models with photography
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23-02-2005
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Well I have had a look, and as always when I look at this stuff I tend to open a can of worms!! It just gets worse because you change one part and it leads to another etc
But see what you think anyway you might not wanna do it.
As for texture tuts...no, sorry take too long but if you pm me ya email I'll send you some bits how to do it. Im still trying to finish certain other things for people but I just dont get enough time in the day for the tut stuff, but anyway you have Simply Maya and Photoshop at your disposal here
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24-02-2005
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Don't sweat it about the texture thing, I still have loads to do on the model before I start off texturing, so I'm in no hurry...
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24-02-2005
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Try again at that new one!! Fingers crossed!!
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25-02-2005
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I'm curious.
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26-02-2005
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Other than that, this is looking great, make sure to add the regular human inaccuracies in the face, some type of wrinkling, stuff that the geometry can do for you before texturing.
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Oh, and Jango, an amateur like you should be caryful not to make enemies with the big boys! You might get hurt :p
But thanks for the comments everyone
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27-02-2005
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I have no chance reallyWeird with the email stuff I'll try again later on.
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28-02-2005
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Do you use photo source for all of your textures?
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28-02-2005
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At last!!! Hooorrraaayyyy!!! I'll send you some more soon.
The answer to your question is yes, most of the time as a starting point, then I spend a good day or so making the texture from the source and air brushing bits in or out. Im lucky as I have access to a very good hi res digital camera, that can shoot up to 3000dpi. I recently made a head at work, complete with texture, and a girl that works with me saw it while I was doing it and thought the model looked exactly like me (even though it didnt) but the skin made it like me so I have to create a 'new skin' by adding color and removing pimples etc, lots and lots of editing until its right.
Ive only created one hand painted texture so far and that is on the girl character in my graphic novel, I didnt think stubble nd a beard would suit her really:p
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01-03-2005
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Yeah, she might be a bit masculine, but a 5 o'clock shadow might be a tad to muchOriginally posted by Jango
Ive only created one hand painted texture so far and that is on the girl character in my graphic novel, I didnt think stubble nd a beard would suit her really:p
I guess I'll have to buy a digital camera sometime soon then... Anybody got some suggestions/recommendations?
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01-03-2005
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If I start laying out the UV's now, how will they be affected if I start messing around with my edgeflow later on? I'm aware that there'll be some tweaking to do, but will it be some minor things or pure disaster?
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