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CARARRA VERSION 9 CONFIRMED!
Great one, Stezza. Makes me want to make morphs for the old guys in the balcony.
I like your li-ger!
Here's your 'alien' sex godess ...
Selina
Alien? She looks like my neighbor, LOL. Is that a metaball alien sex goddess? Nice animation and lighting.
- Stezza, you continue to amaze!
Count Purpula ?
Selina, your animations are magic!
Sparky's new product for M4... a challenge to get him working in Carrara
managed to get this far.
That's so atmospheric Stezza
Here's your 'alien' sex godess ... Dreaming of you -
Selina
..first attempt at weight painting - what a tricky operation
Some good and some bad. On the one hand, the "all-in-one" nature of carrara allows easy coordination of the rigged weights with creating custom joint morphs. Don't have to constantly go back and forth to a different morphing program. On the other hand, some of Carrara's weight tools could be vastly improved with just minor adjustments to their settings.
One step that I often find useful is to delete a bone entirely from the weight for certain vertexes. For example, if you have rigged a torso with both a collar and a shoulder to attach an arm, selecting the polygons south of the underarm and then deleting the shoulder from the list of eligible bones to influence can be a great help.
If you are just learning Carrara's weightpainting, then I'd recommend a tall/thin figure to start. Short/round figures are harder. But I think you have the C5 Handbook, and it has an example of rigging and animating a toon person.
what can I say.......
a video of an organically modelled cove
That's a pretty cool cove island Wendy
FJ Holden & Mascot
For the next reboot of Dark Shadows
waves look real!
+1
The video is terrific, but it will disappoint your fans/haters who tune in looking for something weird.
How did you do that amazing water?
is just a seamless replicated Carrara ocean, I did use the Carrara Octane plugin to render though
Wendy, amazing rocks and ocean!
The bad girl femme fatale is endangered by a vampire! If you frequent the forum at 'rosity, you may know what this image refers to. I am not posting it there because when doing renders with monsters like vampires, always remember to not feed the trolls. Here is the"vampire effect" of two figures in a mirror rendered in Carrara with no postwork. Not done with forced perspective. The 3DUniverse toon vampire character is placed where Carrara should be reflecting his image. One figure is reflected, the other is not. Bwahahahahhaha!
Sceenshot attached. I have not left a gaping hole in the middle of the mirror or placed a duplicate of the femme fatale in the scene. Just the femme fatale, the vampire, a mirror, and a cube. Bwahahahahaha!
yeah know the thread too well, I should render a sour grape self portrait
I must go look at this thread... good effect diomede
..Here's my 'Vampire' box - all done in Carrara by using a shader to hide it's back faces away from the camera that face the mirror.
Selina
Excellent, Selina!
Thanks Ted... it's a start
..here's the moment the box becomes a vampire - you've just got to laugh!
Selina
Some of Mr Sparky's stuff in Carrara... shame to see it closing down
coordinated randomness
