baking switch nodes??

[Jozvex]

Instead of converting to a file texture, you could try creating 'Texture Reference Objects' for those animated objects.

From the Rendering Menu Set you go to something like:

Shading/Texturing > Create Texture Reference Object

They are used for glueing a 3D texture to a moving object.

;)

[fred22]

Thats a good idea Joz. I actually got the textures to bake by turning off anti-aliasing, which I could not understand why it was a problem.

But your idea will allow me to still use the one shader instead of having multiples with single textures.

I been to your web page a few times its good. Great to see Australian presence, I'm in ballarat victoria just got back from QLD a month ago thats where you are isn't it?

thanks, Matt

[Jozvex]

Cool! I'm actually in Canberra though.

I like being an Australian presence, I just wish I was an Australian presence who was actually working in the industry properly!

I've never done any 3D work for anyone! Apart from teaching Maya a bit that is.

:hmm:

[Emmortal1]

Animalogic is hiring, but they are in New Zealand.

[Jozvex]

They're in Sydney actually, unless they moved or opened a new studio?

Animal Logic are fantastic, but people I know were turned down by them for having no production experience.

:(

[fred22]

Hey I used to assistant tutor in Melbourne at CGC... Then went traveling. Yeah I read about Animal logic the position is an entry level position though I think they there entry level would be pretty hard core.... dunno

[Tigerdog]

Hi

Good to see some australians in here, Im also from Ballarat. Only been into 3d stuff for almost 2 years.

Cheers

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