Integrating 3D models with photography
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There are just too many pieces to texture 
Couple of big renders:https://kbrown.wolfenstein.org/temp/a...eTestWip9a.jpg
https://kbrown.wolfenstein.org/temp/a...eTestWip9b.jpg
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https://kbrown.wolfenstein.org/temp/a...TestWip11a.jpg
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Shadow is fake; Lighting is just thrown there; No reflections from the env...
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... anyhoo first part recorded
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I love this shot: https://kbrown.wolfenstein.org/temp/a...TestWip11a.jpg
cant wait for the vids dude
how many parts you invision on this?
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Thanks. I'll try to keep it under 10 parts including UVs (<- already covered in 3 parts), textures, shaders, basic lighting and rendering...Originally posted by Kevin
how many parts you invision on this?
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I will be compreesing over the next couple of days so many release on these early next week
They will go through the UV techniques and ppl could
already start applying the techniques on their own apaches
Btw the techniques shown are valid for virtually any kind of polygonal object. So even ppl without the chopper model can learn from them...
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