Building 3D models in Anime Studio - Tutorial
Posted: Sun Aug 23, 2015 7:52 pm
My latest video tutorial.
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Building 3D models in Anime Studio - Tutorial
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Re: Building 3D models in Anime Studio - Tutorial
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2015 2:31 pm
Nice tutorial, Gilles!
Re: Building 3D models in Anime Studio - Tutorial
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2015 5:35 pm
Glad You liked it Rondo!
Re: Building 3D models in Anime Studio - Tutorial
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2015 5:10 pm
Nice one Gilles! I had often wondered about a thickness setting for extrude and in this tutorial you pointed out that it is over in the Style panel. What a strange place to put it away from the other 3D settings? No wonder I couldn't find it 
Thanks.
D.K
Thanks.
D.K
Re: Building 3D models in Anime Studio - Tutorial
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2015 5:29 pm
Actually while we are on this subject I would like to discuss the quality of the 3D objects created in AS? Anyone who has used a real 3D animation package would know what I am talking about, for instance with Inflate, why do the edges crinkled up like a foil party balloon? It's a pity as I have wanted to do a few 3D projects in AS from scratch but the tools just aren't quite there yet.
D.K
D.K
Re: Building 3D models in Anime Studio - Tutorial
Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2015 4:20 am
Hello DK
Yeah, the tools are very basic, but they are way simpler then any 3D package, and You still can create some amazing models with them.
This said, they definitely need some work before they can be used in any serious production, especially the inflate, the Extrude and Lathe are good enough in my opinion.
Yeah, I wondered what the thickness setting was for in the style window the first time I saw it, then it became obvious when I started playing with the 3D tools.
Yeah, the tools are very basic, but they are way simpler then any 3D package, and You still can create some amazing models with them.
This said, they definitely need some work before they can be used in any serious production, especially the inflate, the Extrude and Lathe are good enough in my opinion.
Yeah, I wondered what the thickness setting was for in the style window the first time I saw it, then it became obvious when I started playing with the 3D tools.