I got the support ship completed sufficiently. It only needs to be docked with the Bayern for a poster image.
I'd polish a bit more if I intended to animate, but this is enough for now.
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ISV-5 Anton Dohrn |
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Anton Docked with Bayern. |
I had some right pain with this. I'd lost my fuel ball rebuild, so I had to do it again. I have floating model parts that disconnect from their actual location. This is sometimes caused by a displacement that moves the mesh during rendering, but I couldn't see where it was applied or why.
Something different.
I bought a new product, Character Creator 4. It creates 3D characters for animation. I want better characters in my scene, and this seems like a good start. Although the range of available characters is large, they are super-expensive, so I might end up sticking with the default characters.
Susan!
This is a good start! Installed Character Creator 4. Installed an auto-setup plugin and a Blender workflow plugin. Loaded one of the default characters into CC4. Clicked on the Load into Blender button -- Boom! Blender opens and the character is loaded in, all ready to render.
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Susan watches the True-Sky sun |
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Pretty good quality |
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I need more clothes. |
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