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General Category => General Anim8or Forum => Topic started by: cooldude234 on March 22, 2010, 12:21:05 am
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I know there is an actuall term for this (just cant remember at this moment), anyways, is there any way of using ART to projects a image on to a surface? If so tell me, thanks ;D
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In the material editor click texture button then you can load cube maps or a single texture into to the "Env. map" channel.
You can also add reflections with attribute editor all the attributes are listed in the anim8or manual.
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Or are you talking about Textures? In that case use the Diffuse slot to add your image.
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Well I was talking about a light that projects a texture on to surfaces of objects in a scene. An example, well an Projector, what else?
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Thanks for stating the actuall term. That kind of sucks that anim8or doesnt, and I cant afford 3dsmax or maya, so I guess I will have to work around it for now.
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You can easily fake it, especially if it's a still image. Just incorporate it into your texture! You can use light effects to make it looks like a projector light as well, it's really pretty simple.
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i think it would be easily faked. i remember some1 mentioning billboards a while back. and im pretty sure that was just animated textures. but i think you can do that with morphs. and if u cant just make seperate objects. but if u have the frame rate linked up u should b able to do it easy.
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hmm, didnt think about using morphs, might take alot of work but very much possible.
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sample gel attached to spotlight in carrara.
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LOL
Yep, carrara is yet again too expensive, that and I cant buy online, unless if it is from ebay (I get my brother to use his account then)
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cooldude, if you haven't noticed by their advertisements in the past, Animanon.com has a free version of carrara you can download. They do require you to register and post one comment I believe, but after that it's a free download that Carrara provided some time ago for a short time.
If you really need a projection, it sounds like Carrara would most likely work.
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Also I believe Blender can do gels, and its free like anim8or.