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Re: Gargantua
Woah thanks for the info man! That will come in handy I thought that script was just a html to fill up with images, it seems a bit heavy to have to render the scene kust like the script author asks you to do with that camerasphere. Looking good anyways I personally don't use a 4windowed setup but that won't prevent me from… -
Re: Gargantua
Thanks guys @Pior: No one really knows exactly what the garg is (except for Valve I guess). The impression I got was it was a sort of biomech thing, but I can't say for sure hehe. PS. When starting with Blender I found it much more helpful to customise the UI, I put 4 viewports with the buttons window down the right (the… -
Re: Gargantua
Cool! I like the funky ways you presented that, compositing and rotate scripts are a great touch! My advice would be not to rely onit TOO MUCH since it takes a while to load, which might lead to viewers leaving the page. It's cool that no plugins are required tho. (or are they?) On the model side, these little techy hands… -
Gargantua
This is the high poly version for normal mapping (afraid I can't show the low poly shots yet). All made in Blender (post pro in GIMP). It has been redesigned a bit (such as th e extra leg joint) and the proportions have been altered somewhat. Wireframe: And I had a shot at compositing (my first and only time so far hehe)…
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