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#21

Hahahahha, this thread is getting lively.

cannedmushrooms, well intended your post was, but missed the point. Bas was toking everyone along, as we Mac users got left in the cold again — for a long, long time. But hey, we got that poorly implemented 3d depth feature - Ha! Then we were kicked out completely with our new Intel Macs, Zbrush no workie. Hehehehehehe. :rolleyes:

Enough hijacking of Patton’s thread…

Great character Patton, really like the look and style. The teeth add a peculiarity that I find appealing. My braces come off tomorrow after 5 years, I’ll have to post a shot of the old werewolf look for all the young people to use. :wink:

#22

doe!
Good maybe that will push 2.5 a little faster.
I can see every member of pixologic at home right now laughing in a mad scientist cakle as they make Zbones on their multi layered Zpeople.
While they sway back and forth singing a mantra of “My Precious”

O ya Ernie Rocks by the way.

Good thing its not the same as sesame street or kids would have offed themselfs along time ago out of fear of learning.

#23

Yeah, they laugh their mad sceintist laughs…But I still don’t know how to make a local map.:o

PATTON

#24

Local map = Normal map

Essentialy taking the color of the image map and taking the color information in as vector information. To sum it all up, a better bump mapping technique. Zmapper creates normal maps from your geometry. I have no idea as to how this program works under the MAC platform (never had one, nor do I want one). I will upload a normal map to show you what it looks like if you don’t already know, as “local map” isn’t the standard term for normal maps same thing though!
floortilesnor
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#25

Thanks Pieisgood…Why didn’t they just say Normal map?

I been usein’ those for weeks!! (hee hee)

Thanks, thats over now!

PATTON:cool:

#26

Normaly they do, exept some locals dont :confused:

#27

sorry tried to tell ya they were blueish;)
I was using the term because of the local or world displacement normal map wanted to make sure you used the right one;)

#28

cannedmushrooms:I was just kidding, I need all the help I can get, I will be asking you more questions, you seem to have answers ( I’m just a little slow on the uptake!!) :o
Patton

#29

here try this
www.jasonwelsh.com/trainvideos/normaldispstep2.wmv