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 07-09-2002, 12:51 PM
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 Chris Lomaka Chris Lomaka
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WB Games - Monolith - Surreal Software
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Hi All!
Thanks again for all the praise  Sorry for the delay in response, but I just got back from celebrating my 1-year anniversary. that and work has finally started picking up more (our project might actually be *moving forward*. what a concept, but it beats looking for work elsewhere...) lildragon- i know there was a link on netizen.com to here, so that's probably generating a good number of hits. I'm not in memepool.com as far as i know, but that would generate a zillion hits as well... this also got linked to in some monthly tech-email subscriptions too... oh, and there's a link to here on my web site's main page, so what it's up, it probably generates a few hits too. FthrJACK- i used lightwave for modeling and rendering (photoshop for textures, of course), and defocus dei dor the depth of field. i also used photoshop to composite the hairs (LW saslight plugin) onto the final image (as saslight and GI don't mix very well:() sampi- i've always had this strange fascination w. mice... not too long ago, i finished a pc logitech mouse (http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2461) and it was so realistic that many people thought i just liked logitech so much that i went and found some cool pics of their mice and used them for wallpaper... not quite what i was looking for, but a problem inherant in photo-realism... so i needed to push it further than simply coming up w. my own design (blah, blah, blah... stuff about using the computer for more than making photorealism (buy a camera if you want that)... blah, blah, blah). So i turned to organic materials, came up w. the idea of having the logo tattooed on (ala the MAYA logo, i suppose), and the rest kinda developed from there and what messages and purpose i wanted to put into it... |
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08-30-2002, 06:56 AM
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Super-Hero
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thats fantastic. love the little hairs on it. how did you create those?
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08-31-2002, 06:13 PM
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Super Suicide Bomberman
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Ha!
The thread that won't die. 138282 views and counting...  I'm getting a weird sense of deja vu. Must be the matrix changing  __________________
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09-01-2002, 08:08 PM
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Frequenter
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09-03-2002, 12:57 PM
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Chris Lomaka Chris Lomaka
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WB Games - Monolith - Surreal Software
Seattle,
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i *thought* i posted a reply a few days ago, but i don't see it here... another glitch, eh sherban?
I'm not too sure I'd use my mouse, but I'd definitely keep a few around for show. now if only i can get them manufactured... yon dabuda- here's a bit longer of an explaination as to how I made the hairs: 1- rendered out my image w.OUT any hairs (GI really hates the LW Sasquatch plugin:( ) 2- next, turn off GI, make all textures 100% luminescent white, and turn on Sasquatch hairs, and make them black. your render will be all white with black hairs. 3- head into Photoshop, and load up your first image. 4- make a new layer, and fill it with the color you want your hairs to be. 5- open your b&w hair image, select all, and copy. 6-go back to the file we're working on, select the layer we filled w. color, and hit the 'quick-mask' button 7-paste. (this will paste the b&w hair image into our quick-mask. you might need to hit 'invert'... i don't remember...) 8-press the quick-mask button again to go back to normal mode. we now have everything but the hairs selected. cool, huh? 9-press delete to clear away the fill, leaving only our hairs. 10- now you can go in and adjust the color of the hairs to suit  if i were needing to do an animation of this, i'd probably use LW's compositing; using the b&w hair image as a mask for a brown foreground image... thanks again for all the praise and comments, all  |
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09-11-2002, 09:30 PM
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The 12th monkey
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Im really impressed....
 First for your fantastic imagination and creativity....  and second for yor great 3d model and texturing... Its a piece of art... Fantastic... Amazing... |
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