Franco Aversa | 6 years ago | 13 comments | 9 likes | 2.0K views
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Book created in BluffTitler, the scene is completely created in BluffTitler, then the levels have been assembled with video editing program just to blur the shadow. Was there another method for blur the shadow? In the assembly program a little color was standardized, but they were all things that could also be assemble in BT.
The whole scene could be done in BT !!
I don't believe that's BluffTitler. I must be that lost ancient Egyptian anti gravity technology!
michiel, 6 years ago
? ? LOL Michiel !!
I created the book in two ways. In the video, I joined several picture layers in a container with mapped covers and pages of the book.
In another test I made an EPS profile and I mapped the cover.
Is there or is it possible to create an effect on a paralelepiped that maps textures in different positions and with different orientations?
Can you do with a cubomap?
Is possible create a tool or an effect for mapping texture in a object?
Franco Aversa, 6 years ago
Thanks to all!
this test was born by chance, I had to make a rotoscoping effect with a real book and I had almost finished, when I told myself that with BluffTitler I would have done before.
So I deleted everything and rebuilt it in BluffTitler ... I assure you that this is more real, even if I could do better, I will have 30 minutes to do everything.
Next time I also do a 3D plane where the object is leans and I want to use a reflection map for the room. Perhaps it was hardly credible on the book.
Franco Aversa, 6 years ago
Thank you Komies,
very good!!
I had also made a test with the pages that turned, but here it was not needed.
It's beautiful how the pages were made, I never thought about it.
Very nice all the textures with bump map, even if in my case the cover
it's smooth.
Thanks for sharing this animation, maybe I have to make more use of detached EPS
to build objects. In this test I was more interested in seeing the effect of animation on the video,
I did not take much care of the model because it was very simple.
Thanks to all !!
Franco Aversa, 6 years ago
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