You're going to want to turn on live preview and preview processing to see the path reduction. What you see now in the preview window is *before* this. Also you're going to want to update to ILD SOS 1.2.53. Will send an email.
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You're going to want to turn on live preview and preview processing to see the path reduction. What you see now in the preview window is *before* this. Also you're going to want to update to ILD SOS 1.2.53. Will send an email.
Wait a sec. We've never tested Illustrate 5.5. It maybe saving files as CAD r12 or r2008 or so on. SOS was originally design for r10 import. I would recomend to send a dxf file to drlava.
Because of a new plugin for 3ds max I don't wanna be left out. Here is what illustrat!+SOS can do.;)
Tested Illustrate! 5.6 30 day Trial on 3ds Max 2010 30 day trial. Illustrate is still saves dxf as r10. And I had no problem importing it into SOS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_kld
More examples what can be done.
Question for all who is using illustrate!+SOS. Do we need tutorial or no.
I would appreciate a tutorial that could be linked to. There are several things that can be covered in a tutorial that would be helpful:
-Setting the framerate in max
-Different styles of illustrate! object mapping
-colorization
-scene complexity and how to limit it
-splines
-tuning the result in SOS
Well, I don't really need a tutorial.
But following your tutorials is always a good source of hints, tips and tricks.
You make making a tutorial look so easy, as I know it is not. So keep up the good work.
I used illustrate!+SOS and i need tutorial:)
Hello Dr. Laser and Drlava!
please cheake my file, i can't make correctly frames:confused: