Samurai_Blue
Yolo Whippin'
i never got into vectoring lool i should learn it so i can do some cool stuff in After Effects
A New Artifact of Boredom
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Samurai_Blue
Yolo Whippin'
links in Rob's sig. The Smugmug link under the Eibach file
3Axis
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Photobucket is downsizing my images
I set Ai up to export at 288 dpi so I have an image 4 times standard screen size. It's 2000 pixels across once I finished the process.nathan_carmona
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any word on the front and sides of a DA?
3Axis
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I've done 3d modeling myself. It's fairly simple to run a vector tracing on virtually any object in any photograph I place into the software. The problem is that I can't guarantee the dimensions are absolutely matched up and scaling of images can cause a distortion. If you can come up with some photographs of the car so the views match in size. I'd be happy to produce some vectors. What software do you use? I use Zanoza Modeler 2, Maya and TrueSpace 3.2.
Something like this would be helpful, but it looked like it's been placed on a scanner and isn't very helpful for the fact that it's not even straight in the image. A tripod and some device to check the angle of the photograph, as well as distance from the car itself seems like the only way to get consistent images.
Something like this would be helpful, but it looked like it's been placed on a scanner and isn't very helpful for the fact that it's not even straight in the image. A tripod and some device to check the angle of the photograph, as well as distance from the car itself seems like the only way to get consistent images.
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nathan_carmona
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I am in college(well summer break now) for game design. I did programming all through high school so I know like 8 programming languages but I only know what theyve taught me at GMU so far in 3ds max. Ive heard its like Maya but not as temperamental. Kinda like after effects vs motion if you know 2d video fx software
nathan_carmona
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I wish I could do stuff like that. The main modeling classes GMU has are character modeling. People are not my thing lol I ended up doing one of the nurses from silent hill. It was pretty rough lol
I would much rather be doing cars and objects and guns and what not
nathan_carmona
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Did you animate it? like do doors and the shocks and stuff?
nathan_carmona
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Whats NURBS? I'm sorry but I am still REALLY a noob at modeling. I'm honestly thinking about switching majors because this 3d stuff is hard! I had seen it done and I had a lot of people tell me to give it a shot but it takes some serious talent!