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Subject: looking for footprints of astronauts brushes or at least how to create these.
your best bet is to have a wire frame of them done in a 3d program and add a texture to them - this is the only way i am able to pull something like this off when i need the flexibility to rotate (change direction/orientation) the object...
other wise you'd have to make a brush for each foot, and each direction/variation...
hope it helps to point you in the right direction.
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Google image search, look for astronauts footprints, then make your own brushes out of the best you can find. The larger the image you can get, the better. Best advice I can think of. That's what I did when I needed to make some footprints in snow for a project. I didn't make a brush, I made a displacement map, but same principle.
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Quote - Google image search, look for astronauts footprints, then make your own brushes out of the best you can find. The larger the image you can get, the better. Best advice I can think of. That's what I did when I needed to make some footprints in snow for a project. I didn't make a brush, I made a displacement map, but same principle.
That's the best advice I could give too rgarding creating the brush. As per chaging the direction of each footstep, here is the solution if you own a wacom intuos: get yourself a wacom 6D art marker pen. The marker pen will allow to rotate the direction of the brush just by rotating it in your hand. I hope this helps.
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You might also google for astronaut's boots. Get a picture of the soles. I didn't stop to think that images of actual footprints on the moon might be somewhat hard to find. There's one famous print photo, I know, and may be others, but it may be easier to find images of the actual boot soles.
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Is there an easy way to create boot prints of astronauts walking on the moon etc? I need these for both right and left boots and also a way to put these pointing in any direction. Any help would be most welcome.
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David