Here are a few examples of things I was able to do really quicklyGreat images, Darth!
this is great stuff Darth. Such a fluffy towel! Is the NES Controller rendered in blender render or cycles?
...But I never seem to create any finished scenes.
While I'm nowhere near your levels, I did learn how to use Blender purely to render...
Also clearly a work-in-progress, but seemingly more up-to-date: http://blendercam.blogspot.co.uk/
This version runs on 2.76.
I'd say this thread is the perfect place for posting tutorials for blender.
I might suggest an easier method for working with objects in a ring.
Create your object, and set the origin to the center of the circle you want it to spin around. Now create an empty axis at the object's origin. Add an 'array' modifier to your object, and set offset to 'object offset' and choose the empty as your target object. Now change the count to 32 or however many you need, and rotate the empty by (count/360).
Easy, and all changes made to the original object will be reflected to the rest of them too.
But you'd rotate the empty by 360/count and not the other way around ;)
So you mean that is better to "teach" someone a hack practice, rather than the correct and easiest mode of doing things? (roll)
Anyway, i am aware that i am dealing with greatness here
Looks great Phemar (nod)probably for a game, so he chose some gameengine like unity or unreal engine...
But since this is the blender thread... what did you use to render it with and why did you choose it over Blender? ;)
Recently found out Blender can do everything Sculptris can, so what's the point? (laugh)
Always wanted to make an isometric strategy game, here's a biodome sprite!
I appreciate the starting tips.
Do you have a specific setup with materials, shadows, lighting, or rendering settings when you make your isometric sprites? Obviously I already know about the orthographic camera.
Just a low-poly militia camp I am making, for a Shattered Union mod for CivIII:
(https://i.imgur.com/k0o9a3t.png)
(https://i.imgur.com/u8XAlIF.png)
Just a low-poly militia camp I am making, for a Shattered Union mod for CivIII:
(https://i.imgur.com/k0o9a3t.png)
(https://i.imgur.com/u8XAlIF.png)
Hey, these look really cool!
Some of my stff on a civ3 map (city-camp-power generator)
Some of my stff on a civ3 map (city-camp-power generator)
I finally understand why you've been modelling all those isometric historical buildings all these years.