anglereserve
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Very cool, nice work!
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Hi all, I just found out about this open source photogrammetry pipeline. Seems promising! I've been using 3D Zephyr but am giving this a shot today.... https://alicevision.github.io/#
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They are using this for the Skynet ID's
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That's handy, so I guess you could lay all the boot prints out and then bake it all at once or animate them and bake out an animated texture?
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We never landed on the moon ;) haha.
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I'm not sure in C4D because I normally do it in Mudbox. I'm guessing you can make a brush in the sculpt tools? I've attached a super quick and dirty version to test as a proof of concept I used a photo of the moon boot footprint as a stencil in Mud as a proof of concept. Animating a ramp over this could make it look like the print is being made without the boot..... edit - Now that I think of it, you could likely apply a vertical ramp to the foot model and render that out to bake a greyscale depth map...
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For a super detailed iteration I think that animating a displacement map would work as others have mentioned. That's probably how I'd try and tackle it.
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Add object to a moving object in the vid
anglereserve replied to Jennifer's topic in STANDARD RENDERER
if you up the source footage, I can possibly give some suggestions but like @natevplas mentioned, without seeing it it's hard to say what you are dealing with. -
Lots of nice work in there. Love the bear too.
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Thanks! Learning a lot on these.
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Thanks! Definitely an improvement over the ant that I did....
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And wires for @Cerbera
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Not sure what's up with the image uploader but here are the other renders.....
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Here's my latest project.... Besides C4D for the modeling, groom and Redshift for the render/textures, I used Mudbox for the paint, displacement and normal maps. Mudbox was a real nightmare. 2019 is a joke when it comes to stability and the .bak file is useless and gets easily corrupted. Actually, the .mud file also gets easily corrupted and there isn't a real autosave/autosave prefs. Outside of the omnipresent bugs, the paint and sculpt tools are great. It's a real shame it isn't reliable. It really made me appreciate just how stable C4D is!! Thanks for having a look!
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I'm not sure but V-Ray is what I had in mind. I think I'll have to investigate further.
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Cool, I'll check it out. Thanks for the link.
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Lynda.com has some great programming courses. I've done quite a few there, but not Python... yet. https://www.lynda.com/Python-tutorials/Learning-Python/661773-2.html?srchtrk=index%3a2 linktypeid%3a2 q%3apython page%3a1 s%3arelevance sa%3atrue producttypeid%3a2
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Good to see it's solved Good luck on the rest of your project!
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Do you mean something like this? Clone along Helix.c4d
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Looking good. The textures have a vinyl toy kind of look which is working. Like the GI from the light sabers.
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Looking good!
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I think I might have to learn Houdini and use Houdini Engine for this kind of stuff. Houdini Indie for two years costs about the same as the maintenance I think. Pricing aside, it does look amazing!
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This looks really great . Too bad the pricing has switched to maintenance agreement model. So tired of subscription type releases.
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Maybe something like this? Using the Gravity Sim to counter act the Turbulence? Emitter Thing.c4d
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I currently run Redshift with 2x1080s and love it.. Was mainly wondering how that would compare to a CPU setup with one of those insane 16 core threadrippers....
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