ship set help plz.

Atrocities · #1 January 21st, 2005, 09:18 AM

What Version of DOGA are you using? L1?

You can render it at any size you want. I use L3 and will be happy to get you hooked up with the demo for it.

I render my DOGA Portrait images at 1000X1000 with a black back ground using the Design Object portion of DOGA.

To render my 1000x1000 Mini images, I close the Design Object portion of DOGA and open up the Design a Motion.

I have uploaded a DOGA tutorial on how I do it for you to read. PDF.

kenster9119 · #2 January 21st, 2005, 09:24 AM

im using L1 but ive just got L2 now as well.

kenster9119 · #3 January 21st, 2005, 09:48 AM

this is my newest ship on the render screen,why cant i get my ship to look that good in game.lol

narf poit chez BOOM · #4 January 21st, 2005, 09:53 AM

I like it, but that yellow thing on top looks kinda odd.

kenster9119 · #5 January 21st, 2005, 10:04 AM

well im kinda odd so it suits me.lol

Atrocities · #6 January 21st, 2005, 10:12 AM

I up loaded a quick tutorial on how I render my images using doga. LINK

DOGA L3.

To view the download page of DOGA, go to a translator site like HERE. There is an option to translate website. Enter this http://doga.jp/2004/programs/dogal/dogal3/download.html link and set it to translate from Japanese to English. It might take a few tries, but it will eventually do it for you.

Also Todd Z has posted on the DOGA english site forums several parts addon links. These parts are cool and a must have for any modeler using DOGA. You will have to sift through the Posts to find the links though.

Atrocities · #7 January 21st, 2005, 10:25 AM

I can send you some L3 examples to help you learn how to make things. They are a collection of bases and such I think. You will need L3 in order to open them.

I looked at your model and your off to a good start. David Gervais has a lot of great textures and if your really nice perhaps you could ask him to send you a few.

The model you posted is a typical first time user model and as you continue to use DOGA you will begin to rely upon those prefabbed parts less and less in favor of making your own.

The great thing about DOGA is that you can combine many parts in many differant ways, modifying as you, to create some very nice models. (Images)

Good luck and have fun.