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...and the project file...
Have fun.
Eugene
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EDIT - Sorry, but I forgot to add the MDL file in the original post. It has now been included as of 12:05 am.
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Slap on your own decal and you've got your own brand of paint.
Cheers,
Eugene
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Hello Everyone...
Thanks for the comments.
I did this up to use in a shop scene I am working on and since they are required almost everywhere, I figured I am probably not the only one to need one.
Not sure if I will get around to animating it though...we'll see.
Cheers,
Eugene
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Built this in about an hour.
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John,
Very cool. I like the animation and the material effect. Good stuff.
Eugene
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Slippery trigger finger....
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Did this a while ago, but don't recall what kind it is...actually, I think it's a Heinz 57.
Eugene
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Oi Xtaz,
Muito Bom....Gosto o seu site.
You have some really great lighting and modeling on your site....you should write some tutorials for the rest of us!!
Ate Mais,
Eugene
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Cool!...some day I am going to learn how to do this kind of stuff.
Looks good Will.
Eugene
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Hi Will,
Same for me...
Eugene
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Great Model!...I really like this one.
Eugene
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Hey Daniel,
I think you could do something with the text and in the background have the Earth swooshing with the stars as sprites...in the final frames, the earth comes swooshing around into position and the SPRITES get subsituted with the remaining stars as you have them in the image.
So...that was the first thing that popped into my head.
See ya,
Eugene
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Excellent work as usual!
Looks like there is a lot to look forward to on the next CD!
Thanks for the generous donation.
Eugene
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I remember something about having to export as Illustrator 8 version. Do not export as most current version.
Cheers,
Eugene
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Hey John,
Seems to have worked for me just fine. I have a high speed connection and it took a minute or two before it started playing, but otherwise seems like everything is just fine.
I really like the Animation too!
Cheers,
Eugene
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Steffen,
Thanks so much for this, I think it will make things much easier for me.
I am still on vacation...but I will download this as soon as I get back!!
Thanks again and have a Happy New Year.
Brazil is Awesome! (Especially if you like surfing and pretty women!)
Eugene
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Hey Guys,
Thanks for the information. I just got to check my e-mail now as I am in a small beach town in the NorthEast of Brazil.
I feel for you guys in the snow as I will be heading back soon....
Anyway, I think importing the Chors into each other might work, but I still think that someone could make a simple plugin to import an array of a certain model??
Anyone? Anyone?? Feature Request?
Cheers,
Eugene
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Hello All,
First of all...Happy Holidays!
I am on vacation in Brazil (at one of the Northeastern Beaches), so I feel for all of you in the snow!!
Anyway...I was just thinking that I often would like to have a way to import 50 or 100 each of a particular model into a Chor, but the only way I know how to do this is by dragging each one in or right clicking and importing.
Anyone have another way? Why can´t there be a Wizard to do this?
Thanks and Cheers!
Eugene
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Hi John,
Yes, this way works as well. I have an old habit of doing it with the wand tool whenever I am working with complex shapes which are a combination of many.
Cheers,
Eugene
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This was in another thread, but probably better to be in its own topic.
Attached is a Word document showing how to Export a simple shape out of Photoshop as an Adobe Illustrator path and then into AM as a mode.
If someone could post on a website that would be great (I am approaching my limit for bandwidth for the month
)Cheers,
Eugene
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Here is a tutorial I put together on using the AI plugin with Photoshop.
It's quite simple, but I think you get the point.
Cheers,
Eugene
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Hey Zeb,
Yes, Absolutely.
All you need to do use the Wand tool to select all the desired objects and then go to the "path" tab, (I choose the little arrow on the right side) and then select "Make work Path".
Once this is done, FILE->EXPORT->PATHS TO ILLUSTRATOR
This will export the AI path file and then you can use it to import in AM.
Not much to it really, the hard part is figuring out how to make the path in Photoshop.
Cheers,
Eugene
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I'va attached screenshots of how to get to the AI menu and also attached another image of the basic shapes that get extruded to make up the robot.
The background is the inside of a cube that comes right off the AM CD. I was going to try Radiosity, but decided against it because it's just too time consuming.
Regards,
Eugene
thank you Colin and Gene
in Work In Progress / Sweatbox
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John,
Maybe you can get the spray can working in my other post?
hint hint!