With the advent of Fear and Respect, 25 to Life, 50 Cent: Bulletproof and 187 Ride or Die, thug Real you can barely distinguish them from reality, which the more you think about may be somewhat of We’re coming to a point where 3D graphics are getting so Until May 16 (else suffer endless court dates), but we’ve seen it, and it’s going to be a major W e’ve seen the next generation.at least the beginnings of it.
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Yeah SESI have Maya lined up squarely in their sites, Houdini is being much better marketed and pushed, commercial training, great support, nightly builds.Honestly this company knows how to wine and dine me, and i like that. (I haven't actually done the above, but I am absolutely sure it will work) You could then use that chain as a hair guide in SAS.
(or just one chain and a bunch of points on the other side that aren't used.) In other words, you could use XSI cloth dynamics on strips of quads, that once mdd's out are read by LW objects that have had all the quads killed and 2 pt polys joined up into 2 chains. One thing to note with 2 pt polys is, although you cant export or import them to XSI, you CAN import an object with strips of quads, simulate it, and export an mdd that can be read by an object that you have adjusted in LW to only contain 2pt poly strands.Īs long as you use the original mesh with quads as your base and dont remove or add any points, then the mdd reader wont care about what you do poly-wise. (Point oven makes scenes that use a point oven mdd reader in LW (plugin) but you can just use any mdd reader) Or just load the LW scene you made in XSI. IN LW, just load the mdd onto the original mesh, or load the motion files to the objects and that s a bout it. Once you have your finished animation you can export mdds for the mesh and motion files for any objects (such as hard bodies) or just export a LW scene with point oven. Dynamics are really simple in XSI compared to LW. If it's not a LWO, you can import an OBJ. It doesn't matter) If its in LW, you can import it in XSI with point oven.
The basics of moving between LW and XSI are.
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