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Subject: Question about the two Audi TT available.


Virus ( ) posted Mon, 16 December 2002 at 2:25 PM · edited Sun, 12 January 2025 at 11:27 PM

Attached Link: http://www.members.shaw.ca/odeathoflife/Downloads/

Hello, I was wondering if someone has bought DAZ' audi TT or how they called EU sport coupe 2001, and if you bought it, what are the differences between this model and the one which is free conversion from a very fine detailed lightwave model by odeathoflife? I'm interested in buy the DAZ model only if it has significant improves in the mesh :) The file can be found at the link I'm attaching. For your attention thank you. Virus

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lwanmtr ( ) posted Mon, 16 December 2002 at 5:49 PM

shameless plug....I have a Mecedez S-500 available at my store. username: lwanmtr


Virus ( ) posted Mon, 16 December 2002 at 10:22 PM

lwanmtr, pretty nice mercedes, it is a serious challenger for the Audi TT :) On the other hand there is a TT for free, and your mercedes looks sweet, One question, sorry for the trouble do you have a wire render of your car? I would like to see the mesh. Thanks in advance. Virus

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lwanmtr ( ) posted Mon, 16 December 2002 at 11:13 PM

If you send me your email address, I can send you a picture or two of the object in wireframe...My email address is lwanmtr@yahoo.com


Virus ( ) posted Tue, 17 December 2002 at 1:13 AM

My mail addy is: virus@propsguild.com

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lwanmtr ( ) posted Tue, 17 December 2002 at 2:45 AM

I sent ya the pcitures...let me know if ya got 'em.


lwanmtr ( ) posted Tue, 17 December 2002 at 3:10 AM

Tried sending the pictures, but the mail kept bouncing back...so I've uploaded the files to my site, here are the URLs. http://www.geocities.com/lwanmtr/demo/SL500W-1.jpg http://www.geocities.com/lwanmtr/demo/SL500W-2.jpg


Duddly ( ) posted Tue, 17 December 2002 at 10:05 AM

Being a bit Bias you may not want to take what I think into consideration as AdR and I are sort of Cohort's in crime. With that said, AdR's car is more detailed in most areas and has many more options for use and is designed specifically for Poser it will certainly get you better results with less effort. As I can attest to with some certainty, it takes alot more than just importing a car mesh into poser to make it look and work properly. Poser fully Smooths everything and you have to do some work to the mesh to get it to have the sharp edges necessary. You also have to cut it into groups, set up bones, limits and everything else to get it to animate properly.


stallion ( ) posted Tue, 17 December 2002 at 11:17 AM

Check out ADR posting in the Poser Gallery I have the free TT but ADR's is definitely the choice for detail

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lwanmtr ( ) posted Tue, 17 December 2002 at 2:08 PM

The poser props, and lightwave objects do have slightly different meshes. To be honest, the Poser files are more of an after thought....Though I plan an upgrade after I finish my current project. I looked at the AudiTT..It's very nice with very few errors visible. I would like to see the mesh on it, as well as more of the interior detail. As for bones and such..My SL500 is a prop group. I'm not sure how to set it up as a single figure as yet..though I would if I could figure that one out...prolly real simple, huh?


Duddly ( ) posted Tue, 17 December 2002 at 4:40 PM

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Iwanmtr, Fairly simple, yes. Puting everything into hierarchical order and making it into a figure is very simple. Making the mesh look and work properly in Poser is another story. Poser accepts quadrangulated meshes, which is nice, but it automatically fully smooths everything so before exporting from Maya I always split edges where I want a sharp edge. There is also alot to do to set up limits, pivot points and dials for everything. You'll spend a bit of time in the setup room working with bones as well as hacking the cr2 to get the body morph dials working properly. With the work done the final product is oh some much easier for the end user to work with. This is one of my meshes inside poser for an example.


Virus ( ) posted Tue, 17 December 2002 at 5:58 PM

Thanks Guys :) I know how to make work pretty well a mesh into poser, and got a great result with the freeby one :), I just had to adjust some vertices and add some codes to the CR2 to make the steering wheel to turn the front wheels, anyways thank you, guess the conversion from Lightwave is a high end model, it just needed very few fixes to make it look great with poser. I will make some renders to show it to you. Duddly the Aston martin looks pretty cool, it looks pretty cool in that picture, from my point of view I like better the new one, but yours is a clasic. lwanmtr, sorry about the mail, this is not the first time I got complains about it, I will talk with the mail admin. your mercedes is a great piece of art, Guess I will buy it as soon as I get my Xmas bonus, there is just a little observation here, the mesh looks pretty clean and I like how the polys was aplied, I just noticed in this picture,(http://www.geocities.com/lwanmtr/demo/SL500W-2.jpg ) that the steering wheel looks out of place, please correct me if I'm wrong. Best Regards Virus

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lwanmtr ( ) posted Tue, 17 December 2002 at 10:41 PM

I had a few minutes, so I loaded the SL500 as a single object and took it into the setup room...It was pretty easy to set the bones for the top and trunk..though they seperated from the body...heh... You mention getting the steering to trun the wheels? I am intrigued.....I would like to set it up that way..as well as have only one dial to fold and retract the top parts. Virus: It is possible that the steering wheel is not in the right spot...I have the wheel/coulumn as a seperate peice so that it can be adjusted to the end user's desire. And, yeah..that Astin Martin looks really cool.


Virus ( ) posted Tue, 17 December 2002 at 11:25 PM

To set it up a mechanical character in poser is the easier thing to do :) because it don't uses bendable parts (as organics) the trick is to set the center points in the right places.

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lwanmtr ( ) posted Tue, 17 December 2002 at 11:31 PM

Yeah, mechanical is easier, and at least with this one, it should be simple to get centers right..of course, the windows are a different matter as they need to lower while slightly rotating. Orgaincs aren't too difficult..though I am having a pain getting some gloves I made to work right.


Duddly ( ) posted Wed, 18 December 2002 at 10:03 AM

To get the windows working properly you will need to set up a FBM dial. In my Mustangs and T-bird I lower the windows with a FBM that translates them in two directions at differen't amounts (deltaAddDelta) to make them move at the proper rate. For the Steering wheel you will have a FBM dial that controls both front wheels and the steering wheel.


lwanmtr ( ) posted Wed, 18 December 2002 at 1:56 PM

DeltaAddDelta?


Duddly ( ) posted Wed, 18 December 2002 at 2:47 PM

One of the properties in the morph of the specific part when being controlled by a full body morph, for example: rotateZ Rotate Steering { name Rotate Steering --------------------snip------------------------------ valueOpDeltaAdd Figure 1 BODY:1 Turn FWheels deltaAddDelta -4.000000 }


lwanmtr ( ) posted Wed, 18 December 2002 at 2:56 PM

Oh, you're talikng about editing the .CR2 file....I've only changed object references..dont know much beyond that about the cr2 files (haven't really looked closely at one).


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