Integrating 3D models with photography
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Is this going to have a texturing part? Or is it just a model?
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might post a few more once its more detailed...
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this might be a bit too late. But what I'd really and what's not really there would be an in depth tutorial on how to light and render. 80% of the tuts here are focussed on modeling which is fair enough but light is of so much importance to make a model look really good.
It would be great to get a tut that goes beyond three point light setup and explains how to actually proceed from that make tweaks and such.
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interesting house youved choosen kurt, looks cool soo far.
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Thankyou.
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Re: Looking for Ideas
Kurt I would like you to do a tut on drawing a character image plane for the front ,side, and top view.Also included how to line them up perfect for import into maya. I have problems lining up and drawing the top and side profile s of my characters. They never seem to line up.Originally posted by Kurt
Hi guys just wanted to get some ideas of what kind of hard surface objects you would like to see for possible tuts down the road. We have a mech, apache, ship, living room and a car.
Kurt
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