3d model Texture maker

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    Posted: 19 Jan 2012 at 2:58am
Originally posted by Yaottabyte Yaottabyte wrote:

Hi i've a question chrisbrobs, please help me!, how do you load a 3d model without having troubleshooting with texture file or the model itself, i'd try many times to do someting like your .caps, that where appears a tank, and ever my models looking somehow sliced or not rendered of all, what i'm doing wrong, or please make an tutorial step by step about how load an .obj 3d model into CC, i thankful any help!!

PD: sorry for my english ^_^, and sorry for being out of thread...

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It would probably take me about a week to write a tutorial for loading 3d models into CC!

You can't just grab a 3d model and import it into CC and expect it to work. The model has to be a certain size, it can't be too complex and it has to has a texture mapped to it.

The best way to learn is by downloading some 3d examples people have posted on the forums and then have a go at recreating them.

If you have an example .cap file your having problems, send me a link and I will have a look at it and try to work out where you are going wrong.
http://www.youtube.com/user/johnbrobs
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Yaottabyte Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18 Jan 2012 at 8:25pm
Hi i've a question chrisbrobs, please help me!, how do you load a 3d model without having troubleshooting with texture file or the model itself, i'd try many times to do someting like your .caps, that where appears a tank, and ever my models looking somehow sliced or not rendered of all, what i'm doing wrong, or please make an tutorial step by step about how load an .obj 3d model into CC, i thankful any help!!

PD: sorry for my english ^_^, and sorry for being out of thread...
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Post Options Post Options   Quote chrisbrobs Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 30 Aug 2011 at 7:28pm
Thanks Jayjay.


Adobe Photoshop CS5 (PC).......£649

3D Texture Painter .........FREE

Its a no brainer !    
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Jayjay Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 30 Aug 2011 at 7:06pm
Very cool Chrisbrobs, it's actually hard to find software like this that isn't free.

And Urled, Photoshop does not do this...at all. This is especially true in regards to real time model editing. Please don't post on topics just to insult the creator, whatever angers you have, annoying everyone else isn't justified.

Edited by Jayjay - 30 Aug 2011 at 7:10pm
Jayjay =]
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Urled Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 30 Aug 2011 at 6:50pm
Hm. We already have many programs that do the same thing - only better.
Like photoshop, for example.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote chrisbrobs Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 30 Aug 2011 at 6:05pm
3d Object texture maker(painter)

Lets you paint Textures onto your 3d models and save the texture.
Uses ROJOhounds Texture Setter plugin.



Files

1, 3d model view

2, Painting window(6 green squares)
A: Top face
B: Left face
C: Right face
D: Left face
E: Back face
F: Bottom face

Note, if you place the mouse over any of the green squares, the 3D object automatically rotates to correct face.

3, Manualy adjust yaw(view)

4, Manualy adjust pitch(view)

5, Brush Colour picker

6, Save Texture ( you need to save the texture in the 'appath' where the 3d object is)

Limited and Very basic at the minute, you can only paint a cube, but i might add spheres..and other basic shapes.

W.I.P

You will need Texture Setter plugin, and the Sprite button plugin to run the Cap.


Forgot to mention'

To test your texture, put a copy the 'crates.obj' into your cap and import your new texture.


Edited by chrisbrobs - 31 Aug 2011 at 10:11am
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