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OT- 2D to 3D.
If someone is good at drawing perhaps they can use this program to make ships.
http://lazyrussian.com/2006/09/15/fr...isode-3-teddy/ http://www-ui.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~takeo/teddy/teddy.htm |
Re: OT- 2D to 3D.
My god that is awesome... the potential for drawing and animation...
I have so got to play with that. I have some seriously neat ideas. |
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That is way too cool. Surely there is some professional software out there someplace that can do that. I might get into 3D with that.
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Here you can get a converter to convert to both X3D and VRML are standards for 3D graphics on the web.
http://www.dadim.org/norbert/xsl/ |
Re: OT- 2D to 3D.
Andres Lescano used software like that to convert the SE3 shipsets to SE4 3d portraits a while ago. They didnt turn out so hot, but that may have just been because they source images were 32x32, upscaled to 128x128.
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Re: OT- 2D to 3D.
That is amazing, and the potential for it is geometrically even more so.
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Re: OT- 2D to 3D.
Fyron: Did you actually click the link? The software demonstrated is not really all that similar to the kind of software Andres would have used.
BTW, if you sniff around a bit, you can find an improved version of the teddy software, "smoothteddy". |
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Sorry, no. I just extrapolated from what was said, especially the title of 2d to 3d and format conversions.
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Just like the real thing (see attachments)...
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