I want to restrict translation on the x-axis of an object to a minimum and maximum world value, so that it can not stick through other objects accidentally while later animated by someone else. I've looked into limit controller, but that only works with existing keys afaik. Is this at all possible?
There are several Texture and Material scanning Systems out there. Quixel Megascans, Chaosgroup does have one, X rite an other one and HP is working on a System for Home use. https://youtu.be/8alYZgkwClM https://www.xrite.com/categories/appearance/tac7
" I'm familiar with many paid courses, but none of them was not as helpful as these free series. " I know the feeling ! I've already been disappointed by gnomon workshop series which is such a shame ! x) I'll check the ones you suggest ! Thanks !
Hello Everyone! We are still looking for someone to animate your little raging killing machine x) We also did a new demonstration video, hope you enjoy! [ame] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqlidTNGYK4[/ame]
I don't recall ever seeing that mask you're referring to - I've been using SUITE since 1.X and never encountered it to the best of my knowledge. You should easily be able to replicate it using the DynaMask editor though!
If I were in your shoes, I would just straight up low poly model it and then paint everything in the diffuse map. The contest rules say one 1024 x 1024 for the finished character, so I would follow that.
Sorry, Looks like I need to find it. It was from X-rite support/dounloads section. I think it's not product specific. Maybe this : http://www.xrite.com/i1display-2/support/d546 But probably it's actually redundant thing for modern Windows
Beat the story, time to go huntin for stuff. I'm struggling to find the second victim or clue for the face-stealing killer. Also, anyone figured out what the series of numbers at 670 x 500 on the radio decoder is all about?
I use X-Rite Eye-One Match 3 to calibrate my screens. I got a couple of Dell P2310H screens from ebay 18months ago, and after calibration the difference is amazing. The screens are very flat and neutral.