Integrating 3D models with photography
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18-04-2007
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Don't worry, I am aware of the "x" shape that appears to be bulging out; that is due to how low-poly my pillow is, and it's keeping its form. I will clean that up shortly.
I have both a "pillow" geometry and a "pillowcase" geometry with their own individual settings interacting with one another. The pillowcase has some negative pressure so it "sucks in" and hugs the pillow, while the pillow has some positive pressure, so it attempts to "fill out" the pillowcase, and tries to refrain from looking like some of the uber-skinny models that have been getting notoriety as of late...just without corsets...
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A) Do the pillows, and then do the sheet so that the sheet drapes over the pillows.
or
B) Do the sheet, and then do the pillows, so that the pillows lay on top of the sheet.
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I'll try both after my Particle Effects homework is done rendering.
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Hey guys, Just got free...had a loonnng weekend! :-(
Am gonna chek the files...cant wait
will write again
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pls check the mail.
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Gonna setup the camera and see if everything matches visually, if it does, great.
Either way not really a matter of much concern.
U've had quite action packed days.
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edit: Should give you a good place to start anyway.
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