[Plugin] Make Fur v.2.1.0(20140323)
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Really funny thank you tak2hata!
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Wow!
Amazing tool.
I've just downloaded it and can't wait to start (playing) experimentingTHANKS!
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so much fun!!
would be nice if there was a "set defaults" button....and if it remembered your settings between tweaking.
would also be good if the grass was automatically placed on a new layer so you can quickly turn it off or on....you could render the scene without the geometry even being present.
Sketchup view of an old model of mine:
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@thomthom said:
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Though I thing Fredo has some feature like that...I believe so... eg 'round corner' can do it
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I updated the plugin. it's version 1.0.
I saw some requests now.
It seems to be difficult in my skill.
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@tak2hata said:
I updated the plugin. it's version 1.0.
I saw some requests now.
It seems to be difficult in my skill.
Hereafter, I will study Ruby more.
Yea, you've started something.
If you need help with anything just ask at this forum, people are happy to help. -
beautiful plugin.
I placed the grass on hidden layer and replaced the component with a single line. Then rendered in twilight using "render all hidden layers" option.
so each line represents blade of grass.
close up of components
twilight render
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That's my nostril form inside, Oli
Definitely a very promising plugin! I really need to try it out (and Twilight's and Kerkythea's instancing abilities during rendering makes it easy to use hopefully)
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@thomthom said:
@tak2hata said:
I updated the plugin. it's version 1.0.
I saw some requests now.
It seems to be difficult in my skill.
Hereafter, I will study Ruby more. Yea, you've started something.
If you need help with anything just ask at this forum, people are happy to help.Hi, thomas.
I am variously studying the article on this site.
Especially, Optimazition tips in Developer forum.
It's very useful.
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gai: just place the grass on a hidden layer and tell twilight to render all hidden layers. then bobs your uncle. its very very easy to do. you dont even need to rplace the grass with lines, i just did it so i knew where the grass was.
right click>twilight>render all hidden layers
chi ching
and yes it is very nasal!
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Looks great, I haven't tried this yet, but I'm surprised nobody has posted a beard on Sang or a chi-Sang with grass growing off his head.
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@davidboulder said:
Looks great, I haven't tried this yet, but I'm surprised nobody has posted a beard on Sang or a chi-Sang with grass growing off his head.
olishea beat you to it:
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yeah sorry about that
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No problem, I just missed it. Looks kind of like bigfoot.
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the component instance is great but as you can see by the results they're not nearly as nice as without it.
is they're any way to improve this? perhaps if thomthom code for 'group to component' were somehow utilized to recognize the individuals even though there are slight variations. or maybe if a small group (6-12~) was made into a component and instanced instead of each individual?
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it's wonderful
thx -
if you look at the image it seems to have something to do with rotation (gravity) as well??
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...very cool!
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thanks a'lot!
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WOW!!!
I never really use rubies, I generally forget what they do or are for and finished the task manually before I remember! Though this one will go in my very short list!
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