Hasta La Motion!

im in a deep lost to re-texture on nuke. i have my model called HELI.obj — i attached the file –and then , while on maya, everything is good, the texture is stamp fitted with the model. but when i transfered into nuke, i got confuse to re-texture on it ?:confused::confused::confused:
another thing is, i’ll do animate the rotor of blackhawk, so should i get the other OBJ file-the rotor to do the animation?–i’ll make the rotation of it.

coz the plan is–according the workflow–i’ll setup all the CG elements done on nuke–the animation. to kill the time consumed.

so is there any good way to achieve this–instead of my case?;)

i would be appreciate it if there’s one of you could share the experience and the script ?:)

oops:scorching if anyone need the obj file please let me know–the attached file is the textures. I will send you the OBj if u need it–im sure u need it most.

best regards

Kito
director/vfx artist
www.youtube.com/kittfx

J_MergeHDR is a node to build high dynamic range radiance maps from a series of low dynamic range stills. Check out the intro vid below for more info:

You can grab the builds from the links off the blog at:
http://major-kong.blogspot.com/

Hope you find ’em useful! 🙂

When I first load them in, Nuke just shows them as black, and I always panic for a second before I remember that I need to check the alpha for my image. It’s kind of annoying.

It’s not a big deal, but if there is a convenient way to do it, I’d love to know.

For mainly lazyness,
I always use the "Motion blur" on the Roto Node instead of MotionBlur2D

What’s the main difference between using the "motion blur" on the roto node or setting up the MotionBlur2D & vetor blur?

Am I missing the big picture?
Thanks,
Lou