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hi
iam just wondering how it became that kind of jobs..i posted a video if you watch it you will understand me..i mean a character's face will change to creature..i want to do this..what i need too for this??if you tell me that i will be so glad:)iam trying to use max..:cyclops:
thank you..
Where did you get this from? Maybe the site that had this video up, will offer some more hints on how to achieve this.
I wouldn't bet a cent on that, but the werewolf looks very much like those in Underworld... might be a clip of a test of one of the companies that did the VFX for the movie.
I guess that transformation used some kind of shape or relative vertex keys... at least that's what they are called in my 3d app... don't know for max tho... :)
S.
Van helsing..Quote:
Originally Posted by ShadowMaker SdR
yes you were right it was behind the scenes from van helsing..3d software dosent matter how can i do this?:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Seb3DGE
thnak you...give us some hints than everybody will be happy i guess..
mocap, match, model, texture, render...render...comp, render...render
maybe you are talking about that one..watch my video i have done that within 5 minutes but iam not talking about that..match,mocap,comp are same things.. iam not sure also but it looks different..i guess there is about skin modifier..iam thinking like that if i am wrong plz change my mind:tasty:Quote:
Originally Posted by SalaTar
maybe about deformation...really i wanna learn it how it works this stuff
thank you see ya soon..
maya blendshape thats all..
In lightwave, it would be done with "endomorphs". You model various stages of the transformation using the same base model as the reference. Once you have the various stages modeled, they are used as morph targets for the original shape. Depending on how you set up your endomorph targets, you can control specific areas of your morph independently from the rest.
Endomorphs are the same tool that animators use to make facial expressions and lip syncing work as well.
-jason
i just know 2 ways to do this..maybe is large work to do .....
1.3d softwares's mopher ...
2.Mudbox has layer ........you can do this use lay's opcity......export several OBJ model..still use mopher...
dear friend,Quote:
Originally Posted by sakroda
this is 3d morphing done with very high end plugins developed by studio for film level work.we can did that in 3d softwares like 3ds max(morpher modifier),maya but not to that extent . They are film level artists and have very high-level programs for doing this.
I'll do that soon but not now..because if i believe to make it once I can do that..
thank you..
I'd also say this isn't vertex morphing/blend shapes but an animated displacment map (combined with some nomal bone/joint animation).
You can also see a great example of this technique in Tarons awesome video:
http://www.projectmessiah.com/x4/vid...ron_people.avi
Diplacement maps are currently a big hype in CG ^_^
Cheers
Blazej
I used the Maya Techniques Facial Rigging series to do something similar. Has infor for vreating the different shapes, still having control over facial movement and deformation, like moving the jaw when he is morphing and even displacements and color/texture changing while he is morphing.
Matt -
to do that, go to autodesk:
http://estore.autodesk.com/dr/sat3/e...ACHE_ID=286589
Autodesk® Maya® Techniques l Hyper-Realistic Creature Anatomy Part I
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these two dvds will show u how to do it from human blendshape to werewolf.