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Re: UV-Remap: A New Tool for Rearranging the UVs of Textured Models
Just got my hands on the tool, it's amazing!SillyJoe said:I am pleased to announce that the latest version 0.9.0-Beta includes an auto packing feature!
Just have a suggestion, would it be possible to add keyboard shortcuts to select, resize, move, rotate buttons? Would be a nice addition in my opinion.
Skan
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Multi OBJ Tools for Maya!
Hey folks,
So after a good reception for my Batch OBJ Tools for 3ds Max, I sat down today and wrote one for Maya too.
I'm happy to present mopMultiObjTool script for Maya!
You can download mopMultiObjTool.mel here, or by right-clicking on the screenshot and choosing "Save Link As":
This one has a slightly different feature set to the Max version due to some differences between the programs. The main core is the same though.
Feature list:
This script has literally been written today, and I've tested it fairly extensively with a number of different scenes, OBJs and settings. I think I've got error handling in for all obvious cases, it should be a pretty smooth experience.
It's tested on Maya 2008 but should be fairly backwards and forwards compatible. Please let me know if you find any bugs or if you think of any extra features that would make this a more useful application.
Installation:
So after a good reception for my Batch OBJ Tools for 3ds Max, I sat down today and wrote one for Maya too.
I'm happy to present mopMultiObjTool script for Maya!
You can download mopMultiObjTool.mel here, or by right-clicking on the screenshot and choosing "Save Link As":
This one has a slightly different feature set to the Max version due to some differences between the programs. The main core is the same though.
Feature list:
- Import large amounts of OBJ files in one click!
- Double-click an OBJ file in the list to import it directly.
- Filter the file list with a simple string (for example I always prefix my meshes as "high" or "low" so I can sort the list of files easily).
- Export selected objects to a highlighted OBJ file in the list.
- Export multiple separate meshes from your scene to multiple OBJs in one click (it creates one OBJ per mesh, using the mesh name as the file name)!
- Delete files directly from the list, or right-click to browse to the containing folder in Windows Explorer.
- Choose to display folders in the file list for direct navigation.
This script has literally been written today, and I've tested it fairly extensively with a number of different scenes, OBJs and settings. I think I've got error handling in for all obvious cases, it should be a pretty smooth experience.
It's tested on Maya 2008 but should be fairly backwards and forwards compatible. Please let me know if you find any bugs or if you think of any extra features that would make this a more useful application.
Installation:
- Download the .mel file from the above link (right-click and Save Link As).
- Place it in your My Documents/maya/scripts folder.
- Re-start Maya and type mopMultiObjTool; in the MEL command line to launch the tool.
- I recommend you make a shelf button with this command for easy access.
MoP
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Re: Breakdown of the AAA pipeline for game-ready realistic hero props
sick tutorial, thanks for sharing
zetheros
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Re: Brawl² Challenge / Competition, Vote and discussion?
This sounds like it could be a lot of fun if there are enough entries. The best thing about those past competitions was seeing the sheer volume of work being done in a collective sense. (but even without the domwar numbers, could still be fun!)
I would agree that having some set limits would be a good idea, whatever they may be.
Would there be any reason to stay within the fighting game theme? Is it to get character and environment artist involved (character/stage thing)? I see that there was Mario in the last one, so maybe that’s a bit more lax?
pxgeek
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Love the feedback recently
Not sure why this is, but I've been seeing some really stellar feedback on people's WIPs lately, and I just wanted to say it's great to see. 
Eric Chadwick
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Re: Sketchbook: Zetheros
Done with the lowpoly, coming in at 100,676 tris. A bit high, but I think the geometry is necessary for this level of detail. I want to revisit the other races to ensure they have a similar level of detail in the lowpoly. Unwrap & bake coming up next.
Have a great week!
Have a great week!
zetheros
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Re: I started an animated series called " David The Modern Day Christian "
he's dedicated. Just gotta give him time and let him cook
zetheros
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Re: I started an animated series called " David The Modern Day Christian "
grumix8 said:...More art will come.
Please don't. Clearly this has nothing to do with images (work) but with linking your literature. Three other posts on this thread:
Two of the posts have the same image just different links. If this is what you think art is then Im not looking forward to more. It would be super if you could stop spamming polycount.
kanga
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Re: I started an animated series called " David The Modern Day Christian "
The Polycount Forum is Not Your "blog"
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"More art, less words" is a good mantra to go by when considering yourself a contributing member of the Polycount community.
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kanga
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Re: I started an animated series called " David The Modern Day Christian "
There is nothing new about your message. Your production suffers from a number of problems. Using new media doesn't automatically enhance communication, especially if you use that media incorrectly.
kanga
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