Thank you so much for the support! I'm thrilled this tutorial was helpful for you...I plan to put together some more tutorials like this in the future.
Although the answer is yes it could, it would not look that good from the side angle, and separately the backside would be flat if you ended up using the background removal assist feature in the tool. Here's an older video I have to show what I mean about a Panda character. th-cam.com/video/Cwcj77iWt7I/w-d-xo.html Long story short, if you were only using a front-facing view of the character or maybe a slight side angle it might work....but I would be cautious with anything more than that. Personally I still like some of the results for characters from the front view and flat backsides....however it might not be ideal if you need full entire characters for a 360 degree view.
Bonjour, bon tuto, avez-vous une solution pour réduire voir éliminer l'effet d'étirement ? Hello, good tutorial, do you have a solution to reduce or even eliminate the stretching effect?
Thank you and bonjour. At this current moment I don't have an easy solution for this. A few thoughts that come to mind are either placing objects that fit the scene's theme around the most noticeable areas in the camera view or manually trying to adjust and fix the UVs of the material on those spots.
amazing tutorial my g
Thank you! 🙏
This looks really great! Really useful for quick scene backdrops, thanks!
Thank you : ) I'm glad there are some things useful for you in the video!
that was an excellent tutorial. Picked up your depthmap tool. will come in very handy. thanks!
Thank you so much for the support! I'm thrilled this tutorial was helpful for you...I plan to put together some more tutorials like this in the future.
I wonder if this could be done for a character design as well.
Although the answer is yes it could, it would not look that good from the side angle, and separately the backside would be flat if you ended up using the background removal assist feature in the tool. Here's an older video I have to show what I mean about a Panda character.
th-cam.com/video/Cwcj77iWt7I/w-d-xo.html
Long story short, if you were only using a front-facing view of the character or maybe a slight side angle it might work....but I would be cautious with anything more than that. Personally I still like some of the results for characters from the front view and flat backsides....however it might not be ideal if you need full entire characters for a 360 degree view.
Bonjour, bon tuto, avez-vous une solution pour réduire voir éliminer l'effet d'étirement ?
Hello, good tutorial, do you have a solution to reduce or even eliminate the stretching effect?
Thank you and bonjour. At this current moment I don't have an easy solution for this. A few thoughts that come to mind are either placing objects that fit the scene's theme around the most noticeable areas in the camera view or manually trying to adjust and fix the UVs of the material on those spots.