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Subject: Whats that technique called !


phuturelegend ( ) posted Sun, 16 February 2003 at 9:09 AM ยท edited Fri, 27 December 2024 at 12:57 PM

Hi, There was a thing called some thing like "morbious" technique or something liek that anyway. Its where you render two images, one in wireframe and one textered, then you blend them together in Photoshop to make it half wireframe and half rendered. Im looking for a tutorial on it but i cant seem to find it, it used ot be on here ages ago, but i lost the printout :*( Any ideas folks?


amon_g ( ) posted Sun, 16 February 2003 at 9:24 AM

Attached Link: http://arcana.daz3d.com/tutorials/cb/cb01/index.html

Here's a tutorial for the Mobius effect. It's at DAZ's Poser Arcana. Hope this helps. ~ brent ~


dialyn ( ) posted Sun, 16 February 2003 at 9:24 AM
Rhiannon ( ) posted Sun, 16 February 2003 at 9:25 AM

It's called "Mobius." Here's a tut: http://arcana.daz3d.com/tutorials/cb/cb01/index.html Hope this helps!


SamTherapy ( ) posted Sun, 16 February 2003 at 11:03 AM

How about a much easier way to make a mobius pic? You can easily customise a skin tex by adding the wireframe UV template as an overlay, then erasing it where you want the regular skin to show. Next, create a transmap to match the holes in the wireframe and you're good to go. This way, you only have to do one render and no Photoshopping.

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dialyn ( ) posted Sun, 16 February 2003 at 11:13 AM

Sam Therapy, for some of us, alas, that isn't easier. I've had no fun with transmpas. And don't you need a 2D program to "erase the template" ??? Can you do that in the UV mapper? It's always good to have more than one way to do something. Thanks for the additional idea.


hankim ( ) posted Sun, 16 February 2003 at 11:28 AM

Well, you would need a 2d program to blend the two separate pics together, anyway :-)


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