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There is more wrong with this than right, but I wanted to show the
direction I have being working in. This actually started as an entry
for "future" but has turned into a more measured project to teach myself
organic modelling, texturing, hair generation etc. It's going to take a
while to get something really showable.
No sss in place yet.
Modelled in Wings
Lighting by Jaime
Bumpmaps and image maps generated in PS
Uvmapped in uvmapper
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Photo Shop or Paint Shop?
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Apache wrote:
> Photo Shop or Paint Shop?
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sorry, Photoshop 7
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Breathtaking, 'cept the hair just isn't right for an actual silverback....
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"Jim Charter" <jrc### [at] msn com> wrote in message
news:400485b8@news.povray.org...
Jim, that is just fantastic! I love it! I can see where you were
coming from ref the IRTC, but you know, I can't wait for the day that
3D artists can actually get to the point when they can use their
artistic abilities quickly, not slowly. One day, eh?
Steve
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Greg M. Johnson wrote:
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> Breathtaking, 'cept the hair just isn't right for an actual
> silverback....
Well, maybe not a silverback gorilla, but one could easily
hypothesize an isolate group of hominids that survived.
Regards,
John
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"Greg M. Johnson" <gregj;-)565### [at] aolcom> wrote in message
news:4004a73b$1@news.povray.org...
> Breathtaking, 'cept the hair just isn't right for an actual silverback....
Judging by the ears and the shape of the back of the head I would rather say
it's a chimpanze ^___^
Nonetheless very good job!
Jean-luc bombarding a sphere with 10 000 photons and not even trialed for it
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Greg M. Johnson wrote:
> Breathtaking, 'cept the hair just isn't right for an actual silverback....
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Yes you are right. It is actually based on a chimp and the hair should
be black, and the skin a kind of dirty pumpkin yellow. But as I was
experimenting with the hair effect I kept picturing a human.
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John VanSickle wrote:
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> Well, maybe not a silverback gorilla, but one could easily
> hypothesize an isolate group of hominids that survived.
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Yes, that was the sort of ambiguity I was origially thinking of. I had
intended to display the hominid along with a quote from my daughter:
"You mean in a million years, when they find my bones, they'll think I
look like a monkey?"
BTW I know you are working on a mesh modeller. I am generating the hair
direction in POV by tracing splines along the surface of the figure. In
this picture I used the trace function. In my next try I want to use
the fact that Wings allows you to assign materials to individual polys.
So when I export to .obj, I can use this to parse out a hand drawn
sequence of vertices and their normals. It would be easier to be able
to merely export selected vertices and their normals to a text file,
then POV it from there.
-Jim
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Jean-luc Songa Butera wrote:
> Judging by the ears and the shape of the back of the head I would rather say
> it's a chimpanze ^___^
Obviously you know your primates. I was working from a fairly lousy b/w
photo (of a chimp) that I found on the web, but I finally went to a
second hand bookstore to see if I could find some better pictures.
Particularily of the eyes and skin color. Anyway I found a nice little
picture book featuring chimps, baboons, and gorillas mostly. So I am
learning to discriminate.
-Jim
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