Pull up a stool, slam dancing render masters...
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B&S,
In way of clarification -- the images posted -- those of the landing hook in various actions, are from the Ape Cobb of Kink's -- not my doing -- nor do I fully Jack bird grasp their totality.
D the FH
PS -- Blue text is from the Ape Cobb as Jack word well.
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B&S,
I like a fresh drink, oh, a tall one? Yeah.
Bring the Ape -- the Cobb Ape speaks.
First, the blue text in said attached image says:
%(#4000BF)[A -- Base model imported to Max
B -- Base model subdivided
C -- Model after automated cleaning in sketchup with plugin
D -- Model after manually correcting (here a word I can't read -- vertices per-hacks?) on multi-sided polygons to maintain quad construction
E -- Model with points connected (selecting all vertices and drawing connecting lines randomly)
G -- Model with points connected after subdividing (Improvement)]
Cobb of the planet of the Apes goes Jack bird on to say:
%(#4000BF)[Durant the F,
What we are getting into here is not a question of rendering it, it's a question of:
A. subdividing for added detail and imperfections (zBrush).
B. proper UV'ing (not just planar or box mapping)
C. being able to rig for animation (for rigid bodies, might not be a problem, but any deformation, like cables or accordion valves etc. would get to use your term "jacked up")
D. being able to cut the model in a predictable way (ex: for shattering or destruction simulations)SketchUp is a great program. It's not the tool itself, it's how the model is built. Not being a primary user of SU, I can't speak to how it might introduce additional issues/problems, by creating co-planar faces or extraneous vertices.]
So, what? -- I'm guessing it's not a slam dance of a modeling practice issue -- not me or the way I model such action.
Oh, and there is this student over on campus who the Cobb Ape introduced me to who is going to write an article on me for some rag -- that I think I can get done with a lighter and a few brown bottles.
Durant "swimming away from shore" Hapke
PS -- And is the style, I blasted in "what the Jack bird" -- not the Ape.
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Model to the Head,
Slam dancing dug dig your popping animated film action.
http://www.ibuildmodels.com/files/durant.html
Not at all Jack bird far from where I'm thinking I'm craving to head.
As for my deepening understanding of all things complex render... I'm smoking a big pile of mystery.
This as it is, I'm feeling growing lust -- growing heat -- and creative Jack hotness.
Upon cracking my first cold can this AM, I was treated to the following from the mind of Kink's Cobb Ape:
%(#4000BF)[Durant F,Regarding the image Solo referred to (G), this was just me doing by hand what Deep Exploration probably did automatically to make the .STL, namely connect the dots. This is good, and yields the best results so far. His STL file has the cleanest subdivide, but still is not perfect for two reasons-
A. because it connects randomly, you end up with a lot of concentration of geo in areas rather than a nice even distribution, and
B. you also have it drawing across open areas, though less than before.Problem B. can be solved somewhat by welding vertices, which ties down the corners, so to speak.
We are very close to a solution, much thanks to Solo. The main issue is getting a nice evenly distributed topology (closer to squares than stretched out triangles)
UV's are not ideal but workable - as you can see in the image, they're a bit random, but this can be adjusted (I can relax the problem areas to get more evenly distributed texture space).
Are you planning to come by the store today?
Andy
(Ape Cobb)]That's the deal on that, and I'm Jack bird wanting to bring a flaming hose up into my models.
Regardless, AC is about bringing it now, and has these image churning out, I'm want to eat them.
The Jack bird last image is a freak show of love sex.
Durant "hungry fire" Hapke
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Well durant and all other friends here. And especially pete.
Question: from SU to zbrush or 3d print or any other app. Is it possible?
Yes. At least via '3dCoat'. Export SU model as obj (SU-pro). Import to 3dCoat in voxels mode (please learn about voxels). This will force 3dcoat to retopo the whole mesh, ask for a one million poly or more density. Voilà. Now export .obj via 3dcoat decimation and reduce it to 20000-100000 poly. Import it to zbrush for example. Now we can paint, sculpt, UV map etc.
Conclusion: We can use SU for base messes or for 3d print, but we need an app capable to retopo the whole thing.
And thats really good news. You just have to pay for SU pro and 3dCoat in this case.Here's zbrush. Up to millions of poly, we can sculpt and paint as we like.
See topology here. Its quite friendly for sculpt.
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D...to the u...an the ...rant Ha...to .....the.....pke if i knew what you were doing .....i would comment most likely favourably ...but ...as i don't know let me just say looking at your project saves me a fortune in "substances" cause i get high on IT good work well done Fus...of the......
dol
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