Il video è stato iniziato nel 2009, doveva essere proiettato durante il festival F5 di New York, ma non fu completato in tempo. La trama con il passare del tempo si è arricchita di tematiche quali l’amore, la speranza, la natura e la rinascita. […]
Anyone know the problem? I made sure the fps were the same from Boujou to Maya, and also rendered the lens distorted tiff sequence from boujou to Maya.
I’m completely lost at this point and not sure where to go considering the lack of boujou training materials. I’ve asked my friends, posted on other forums, and even contacted a couple old professors with no response. This project is due Thurs.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Added are my project files (tiff sequences and boujou 5 file) if that helps.
Totally expecting the answer to be no, but it’d be cool.. thanks.
Ok, new to VFX here. Got 2 questions on this video on how the effects were done.
1. Did they use a green/blue screen for background set?
2. What compositing programme did they use?
Thanks in advance.:D
This is first attempt of my demoreel. comments and critics are welcome.
🙂
Thought you might want to check out a 1 min short I did recently, I included a lot of After Effects work.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LafoYpS-ufA
Thanks!
def autoWrite():
path = "[python {'/'.join(nuke.root()['name'].value().split('/')[0:-3])}]/renders/nuke/[string trim [file tail [value root.name]] .nk]/[string trim [file tail [value root.name]] .nk]_####.exr"
nuke.createNode("Write").knob('file').setValue(path)
If I run this code I get an error saying "IndentationError: expected an indented block". Although, if I remove the "def autoWrite" in the beginning the code works. Problem is that I need to def autoWrite for it to work with my menu.py file.
The path takes the current position of the nuke script and automatically creates render locations for the script.
every so often im given a job where i have to do fine detail on a smooth curved model
as you realize parts that have a hard edge i need to bump up the detail with edges and push them closer together.
the problem is (especially on rounded out areas) all that extra geometry often gives me a rippled or chunky look
you can see in the image i attached. keep in mind what i started with was a sphere, once i added more geometry it distorted it
i want to know what can i do to avoid that
any type of help will be considered, weather it’s exporting to another program, using a 3d scanner, using one of those programs that make 2d pictures into 3d geometry
im open to anything
thanks
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