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I live in Karlsruhe, Germany and studied Media Engineering at the UAS in Offenburg. Today I am working for a middle-size fullservice media-agency in the web, animation and video-department.
I like to do all kinds of artwork and creative things in general. I write, paint, make music and I like to animate and model (in A:M and with physical materials). But I although like to develope in PHP, JavaScript, CSS, HTML and sometimes in Java and ActionScript.
I am using A:M since version 8.0(2000), and keept it up to date each year. So I am now using A:M 18. As you can see I am quite happy with A:M. -
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Desktop Hardware: AMD Ryzen 9 5900x (3.7 - 4.8 GHz, 12 Core/24 threads), 32 GB DDR-4 RAM (3200 MHz), AMD Radeon 5700XT (GigaByte RX 5700XT, 8 GB), 1 TB + 525 GB SSD (510/530 MX300), Asus PRIME B550-Plus, Windows 10 (64 bit), AMD PhenomII 1095T (3.5 GHz each of the 6 cores), 8 GB DDR3-RAM,ATI HD4970 1GB, 1TB HDD Samsung SATA III, Asus M4A89T, Windows 10 (64 bit).AMD Phenom II 955 (3.5 GHz each of the 4 cores), 8GB DDR3-RAM, PowerColor ATI / AMD HD4650 1GB DDR5-VRAM, 1 TB Harddrive by Samsung (SATA II), Windows 7 (64bit), Asus M4A79-E, LG Blu-Ray & DVD-Burner with HD-DVD readability.Old-Hardware: Athlon XP 2000+, 1.5 GB DDR-RAM, Aelton Geforce 6800 GT (256 MB)Hardware 2 (Laptop): Athlon 64 3000+, 1.5 GB DDR-RAM, Radeon 9800 64 MB (mobile), NAS: QNAP TS453A (5 TB useable in RAID 5, used for project files), Notebook Hardware: HP ProBook 845 G7 (AMD Ryzen 4500u, 32 GB DDR4-3200 RAM, 1 TB SSD), Software: Windows 10; A:M 8.0, 10-19
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Thanks for letting me know. It should be back online. Best regards *Fuchur*
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How do I make a image file using Hash? is it even possible to make it?
Fuchur replied to Pizza Time's topic in New Users
If you want to create a HighRes screenshot there are several possibilities: 1.) Create one just with Windows Tools with the "Snipping tool" or by pressing "Windows + Shift + S". Both will capture the currently visible screen in the resolution your screen provides at the given time. 2.) Create a Snapshot with A:M itself by clicking on the S with the floppy disc above the modelling window. It will not show you anything, but you will find a new image in the directory shown under "Tools > Options > Backup > Directory for saving Snapshots". 3.) If you want an even higher resolution picture do the same like in step 2 and press "CTRL" while hitting the S button OR right-click in a modeling window and choose "Apply Snapshot". After that a dialog will open which allows you to create a screenshot as large as your GPU is capable of rendering by moving the slider to the right and will save it in the folder specified below that. You can select TGA, PNG, JPEG and EXR by clicking on the "browse"-button next to the folder path. Anyway you are never going to get the same quality from "screenshots" or "snapshots" as if you render them out because the blue final render button is what that is meant for. Best regards *Fuchur* -
How do I make a image file using Hash? is it even possible to make it?
Fuchur replied to Pizza Time's topic in New Users
Could you rephrase your question? "How do I make a image file using Hash? is it even possible to make it?" Of cause it is... A:M of cause can do that, evern easier than rendering a movie file. But I am not sure if you are even asking for that. If you are: 1.) You just click on the blue render button with the floppy disc next to it. 2.) Make sure to select "Advanced" in the next menu if it looks like in the screenshot. 3.) Select the image format you want.. BMP, JPEG, PNG, TARGA, TIF, OPENEXR, PSD are all image file formats. Use which ever you want. 4.) Hit "ok" and wait for it to finish. -
some chracters I found getting ready a comeback ??
Fuchur replied to johnl3d's topic in Tinkering Gnome's Workshop
That is Boris Jelzin yes, and Bush Senior and a couple of other politicians yes. Best regards *Fuchur* -
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I really like the rendering style and the animation with the little "motionfull" holds and so on. Very well done and very lifelike :). Best regards *Fuchur*
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can you guy help me with a smoothing model problem ?
Fuchur replied to Pizza Time's topic in New Users
This maybe helping too: https://www.patchwork3d.de/basics-of-patch-modelling-80-en Best regards *Fuchur* -
I never saw that till now in a thread: "18 years later..."
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That really looks amazing :). Very well done! Best regards *Fuchur*
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Hi everybody... it is that time of the year again. Here is another calendar created with A:M. Everyday a new door with a funny, cute or just well done advertisment clip will be there for you to open :). https://advent.targomed.de I hope you have fun :). Best regards and I wish you the best pre xmas time *Fuchur*
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Depends on if you want to give all your data to a KI/doesnt care about data protection or not. And of cause in general a NAS solution is faster, if you do not have a very fast internet connection. But whatever you prefer. Best regards *Fuchur*
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If you can afford it: Use a NAS. Everything from 2-bay up will save u a lot of headache. (yeah I know... good advise when it is lost already... ) Best regards *Fuchur*
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Damn that was fun ;). It really looks very close to those old CGI stuff from the early beginnings ;). Best regards *Fuchur*
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A:M used for 3d printing: Small spare parts and helpers
Fuchur replied to Fuchur's topic in Animation:Master
Yeah those are really fun. The printer automatically creates those and saves them on the MicroSD card. (or to the cloud, but I blocked that... see below) At least a lot of them yes, but glueing is always less stable than "fully" fuised prints, especially for stuff where the wall thickness is pretty tiny like in these cases here. And it is not always easy to model in A:M, since A:M doesnt have real booleans on a modelling level as you know. So if I can avoid it somehow, I avoid splitting models into parts which are meant to be connected. The great thing about my new Bambu Lab printer in contrast to my old one is, that supports are very easy to get rid off and are much less dense but fully functional than on my old one. (Bambu Labs printer are great, but have serious data and design protection flaws which I had to overcome using my firewall... they really send the 3d design data to a chinese server by default and than the printer downloads it from there again... it is pretty crasy to me... luckily I found ways to overcome that, but still... you can read more about it here.) You can just rip it of with your fingers without a lot of force (no hurting yourself involved here ;)) pretty easily in most situations. With my Makerbot Replicator 2 I could not dream of doing that in many of these cases where it now is really close to flawless but with the hollowed round shape at the bottom of it. The biggest problem was, that I can not print this at 100% of its size but only 96% or something like that. I will see if it is fine like this or if I will have to split it if it rally has to be 100% in size. Best regards *Fuchur* -
Hey guys, I am currently using A:M mainly for 3d print modelling of spare parts or small "helpers" and so I wanted to show a couple of them to you and what I am up to. Some images are rendered from the 3d models created in A:M for printing others are just the resulting prints. It is not character modelling or printing (most of the time) but stuff that serve a real life purpose. Most are small, some are bigger and they are not "great" innovations in general but just sometimes pretty useful. Hope you like a couple of them. If you like to see time laps of the printing, etc., have a look here: https://www.patchwork3d.de/blog-5-en These are the corresponding blog posts to the images: - https://www.patchwork3d.de/blog-5-en/3d-print-globe-holder-1207 - https://www.patchwork3d.de/blog-5-en/3d-printing-stand-for-cable-channel-1206 - https://www.patchwork3d.de/blog-5-en/3d-pressure-from-keyboard-supports-the-one-that-keeps-breaking-or-getting-lost-1202 - https://www.patchwork3d.de/blog-5-en/3d-printing-mini-spare-part-for-my-car-1183 Best regards *Fuchur*