for one I would do the dash on its own. I would copy the inside windscreen ledge to have something to start from, but then work without the rest of the car visible.does anyone have any advice blender wise...like how do you guys start doing the dash or if its always like this visually ?
This isn't Blender but you might get an idea of how to do it. I start with the most plain pic I can find to get an outline of the overall shape and build the basic volume from there. Then start refining details using camera matching:
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Once I get most of the panels in place it's a matter of working out details. This works for the rest of the interior as well.
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E36 is a car what is easy to found, find someone /user who have this car on real life and measure it + photomaching. I measure manta and eclipse-its really helpfull.
the dash is so difficult to make and now im feeling bad because i can only do it visually and it can be wrong in so many places
does anyone have any advice blender wise...like how do you guys start doing the dash or if its always like this visually ?
How do you set camera matching ?This isn't Blender but you might get an idea of how to do it. I start with the most plain pic I can find to get an outline of the overall shape and build the basic volume from there. Then start refining details using camera matching:
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Once I get most of the panels in place it's a matter of working out details. This works for the rest of the interior as well.
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https://knowledge.autodesk.com/supp...CA74469E-9320-4801-B3F0-B4E00461689C-htm.htmlHow do you set camera matching ?
Never realized you used such tools in maxhttps://knowledge.autodesk.com/supp...CA74469E-9320-4801-B3F0-B4E00461689C-htm.html
and 100 internet tutorial
Good progress GaryChange of pace for a sunday evening
you are right 3dmax is too expensive for me amateurNever realized you used such tools in max
I used to use blender modelling is quite nice on it , just never really liked the UV editor its fine once you get used to it obviously , but really do prefer max for the extra options and mod tools , just preference I supposeyou are right 3dmax is too expensive for me amateur
Change of pace for a sunday evening
Nah its been in progress for a while now, got a bit distracted by this RSS malarkey (which is still of course the priority, just fancied something different yesterday).Did I miss an announcement somewhere?
About time for some windows, unfortunately now you can see there is no interior! Next job I guess...