always alphas

[marcel]

Hi... I join at this picture the little drawings used to make the arms and the legs of the character; as you see, it's very simple, just after a little push-pull in editr mode to break the profile style, and youpi, that's done... http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/zbc_uploads/user_image-1032643115ksw.jpg

[marcel]

just the black and white first version http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/zbc_uploads/user_image-1032643204xib.jpg

[marcel]

the candle is just a cylinder; the riser of the "thing" under the candle is also an alpha, making 3d in 256 resolution, and 9 dephth... Friendly M.

[Bruce Gregory]

Marcel:

A really helpful technique you have demonstrated here. Good for things that do not require a lot of definition. It is conceiveable that an entire character could be built this way. But I, like you, really need to see some sharp edges on those "Make 3D", unified skins. Could an adaptive skin be produced from an alpha, I wonder?

Bruce, Gregory

[Nemo]

Hey Marcel - this is a nice way to achieve results fast :)

Me likes :tu:

Thanks for this info

[Frenchy Pilou]

Hellou Marcel
Boogie-woogie bougie :) Bougie = candle in french :)
L'alpha et l'omega de l'alpha :)
Let's dance !
Cela chauffe Marcel :)
Very enlightening alpha subject :cool:
Pilou
Ps Why do you separe images?
Some people can insert something inbetween and so we lost the path of demonstration :)
Pss Are the shadows rendering or drawing ?