REQ: IMAGE TO POLY MAPPER

thomthom

hm... I've never used it myself.
Tried it now - but I could not get it to work either - using any format. It appear to make some incorrect assumptions of the file formats. I'm not sure what application creates the files in the format it expects. It doesn't like what PS makes.

pilou

I see some post about the format file pmg
it must saved with Xnview with ascii option

And make your test with very small images because DIdier said that is very long to generate!

on for the plug it's writed only for the V6 ??

but for me I have nothing on my screen any box option or menu after loading the image in SU by the plug

silver_shadow

would have been awesome if we had something easier to work with...
less hassle.. lol

silver_shadow

i found a way in max, and can bring it back, just wondered if there were something usefull in su like a plugin that works...to cut out the hopping around in apps.
Hey guys,thanx for the help, much apreciated.

thomthom

@silver_shadow said:

i found a way in max, and can bring it back, just wondered if there were something usefull in su like a plugin that works...to cut out the hopping around in apps.
Hey guys,thanx for the help, much apreciated.

I had some code from Vertex Tools that read BMP data - just hacked it to generate a point cloud:

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Just gotto do a couple of tweaks to make it make a mesh instead.

pilou

Why not use Phototsculpt-textures?

thomthom

Experimental plugin:
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=31339

Will refine it later.

thomthom

It works just like a displacement map:
White is high points - black is low points
Then you have shades of grey for everything in between ( a RGB values of RGB( 128,128,128 ) would mean the height for that point is at 50% of the max height.

See example in main thread: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=31339&p=275954#p275954

EarthMover

Charly, try scaling it down on the Z. Worked for me.

charly2008

Hi Thomas,

i tried your plugin but i got a strange result. After manual down scaling see the second image.

Charly

charly2008

Thomas

It is a very promising tool. I would like to use it especially for three-dimensional reliefs.

Earthmover, thanks for your advice

charly2008

A second try.