robcat2075

Cool spider! Good "cliff-hanger" scene.

A new OS will be like a new computer. You'll need a new code. I doubt they've blocked you. Try a brief message on their facebook page mentioning that you can't get an email message thru. can no longer update? The v15j installer won't run?

It's not working... how?

If you mean adding the specularity, do that inthe rpoerties for the group. I f you mean filling in the hole... FillingLathedHole.mov

What windows are you on and how much RAM do you have? We ought to be able to do better than 160 MB.

Where are you seeing that? I see this for step 4

That is curious... i presume you have eliminated a displacement possibility from any maps or materials. And both of those shots are the same frame. Just to try... delete all materials and maps from that model and see what happens.

Looks great either way! I suppose a light rig could have gotten you the AO in 2003.

I like those! Congrats on the gig!

I've said it before but I'll say it again... May the festively-colored Bird of Birthday Happiness descend upon you and lay a flaming birthday cupcake in your path!

I haven't read it closely. Just try to approximate what he has. Open up?

Simple rule of lathing... use as few cps as needed to make the shape. If you need another ring somewhere later it's still easy to stitch it in manually.

You can't count them on the spline? I haven't read the whole tut.

A transparency map and a color map will work also. I suppose the advantage of a material is you can pack both the transparency and color into that one material if you wish but it's a minor point if you are more familiar with painting materials.

That looks like Kate Bradley used to have on Petticoat Junction, although i never saw her put any wood into it.

That looks cool.

Motion blur is image-wide. Faster moving things will exhibit more of it. The non-multi-pass version of motion blur has some sort of a threshold of motion, below which it doesn't bother to add any.

I had never thought of trying to weight with mirror mode on. I'm surprised that got any result at all. btw, you can edit weights in an action and the weights will be changed in the model; maybe that's what you were doing but it sounded like you were switching between the model and the action to check the results.

If it always looked great the first time you tried it, everyone would be doing it. Remember to never have one spline end where two other splines are already crossing. And what vertex said... that arm is too low on the torso.

Yay! thanks!

It should still work in 32-bit v16, which you can install and run with your current license.

Those are good looking tree-scapes! I just stumbled upon this thread again after three years.

What did you see?

That looks super! Are you modeling these in A:M or are doing them in an architectural program and importing them?

All the CPs on your spline need to be on one side of the axis before you lathe. No CP can be on the axis nor can it cross over the axis.