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Re: Sketchbook: Ruflse
Tried making something from photogrammetry for the first time: Managed to get bones "working" inside TF2: And more trying with hard surfaces: -
Re: Battlefield 1
in the start i posted a question about photogrammetry. later i found out that this was the wrong forum and decided to delete the pictures and text but. that is not possible... :( -
Re: Blender Mega Thread
Sweet jimney cricket I wish I had this before I did the geo on my current photogrammetry project. Looks excellent -
Re: Best Avenue for Shoe Design?
Hmm maybe you could do some quick and dirty photogrammetry of a basic, featureless average sized shoe that can then use as a base mesh. -
Re: How to do a realistic render of an environment/model?
They at least partly used photogrammetry (and probably a lot of other resources too). https://vfxblog.com/2016/08/23/ok-what-is-this-megascans-thing/ -
Re: [UE4/Unity] Photoscanned seashells
That's one of the tradeoffs of photogrammetry. It can be very difficult to remove the lighting inherent to the scanned scene/object, but Epic hinted that they would be releasing a toolkit to help with that. -
Re: Book of the Dead - real-time Unity demo - Teaser
very impressive, wonder what minimum specs are for it to look like that! wow. looks like loads of photogrammetry/megascans trees and rocks etc perhaps? -
Re: [CRYENGINE] Forest environment WIP (Image heavy)
Thank you for your answer. About photogrammetry: Agisoft, or are you using the Autodesk one that does the render for you on this cloud thing? (or another one?) -
Re: How do you extract 3d models from Google Earth Possible?
depending on the building you can find it on https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/?hl=en This is the old 3d stuff google earth used to use before they switched to photogrammetry -
Re: Portfolio Review and General Questions!
Thank you, I was actually thinking of doing something like this... Photogrammetry sounds like an amazing way to get started, I will definitely have to experiment with that!
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