View Full Version : How to post a wireframe
kiko3d 05-20-2003, 04:27 PM I wonder how to post a wireframe, I mean when you post the wireframe of an image how do you do it in max for example?
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Marcel
05-20-2003, 04:33 PM
I press the PrintScreen button a gazillions times, then I paste the image in Photoshop and crop it.
kiko3d
05-20-2003, 04:36 PM
Where is that button? I donīt find it.
Pjanssen
05-20-2003, 04:56 PM
on your keyboard, next to scrolllock.
You can allso tick 'forcce wireframe' in the rendersettings.
Dave Black
05-20-2003, 05:41 PM
There are really many ways to do this. None of them all that good, but some better that doing a print screen...No offence Marcel. ;)
Create a new material. Make it face mapped. Place a gradient ramp map in the diffuse channel. Make the type "box", and the gradient transitions "solid". This works kinda well, but looks wierdish on polys that are non-square...But it's barely noticeable.
Also, you can just render a "preview" from the animation menu. This will render out your viewport as a bitmap.
You can also copy your mesh and scale it ever-so-slightly, and then apply a wire material to the copied mesh. If it's animated, just use the mesher compund object instead of copying it.
Just some thoughts.
-3DZ
:D
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