Laser show at the opening of the Mazda dealership. Graphics made in 3d max. Convert to .ild using ild sos. The show is made in the LSX.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ovVw...1&feature=plcp
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Laser show at the opening of the Mazda dealership. Graphics made in 3d max. Convert to .ild using ild sos. The show is made in the LSX.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ovVw...1&feature=plcp
nice show oleger, i suppose the coloring of objects is taken from 3d max, did you model also the car or they gave you some model to use?
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Originally Posted by dzodzo
Yes, I also modeled the car myself. In general, all the objects in this show made in 3d max.
I could not never just take a complex model for 3d max (such as a car), and convert to ild. It always turned irreproducible on the laser.
wow! excellent work. i am *very* impressed!
what was the output format from 3dmax?
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Originally Posted by oleger
Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by swamidog
The output format from 3d max is .dxf.
i need to experiment with that. i did some lightwave 3d to ilda conversion for one of my LSX shows, but nothing as complex as what you're doing.
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Originally Posted by oleger
If you know how to model in 3d max, it's not difficult. I think this is the most convenient way to making a laser show - modeling in 3d max and follow conversion to .ild with ild sos.Quote:
Originally Posted by swamidog
i have never used it, but i have 3d experience, and there are lots of online tutorials. i've been mostly making abstract shows, but i really want to incorporate more 3d animation.
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Originally Posted by oleger
Very, Very Impressive. Makes me Glad to see such a great LSX graphics show in the 3D Euro style.
Steve
Yes, I have to agree. Vey nice work. I REALLY need to get my feet with with LSX one of these days. Or, more importantly, get my son Matthew who wants to learn it, his own copy. He's the one going to college for computer science and has the time to mess with this stuff.
Very detailed car model. Interested to know how you managed to keep the frame rate up. Did you pull points when creating it?
Very detailed car model. Interested to know how you managed to keep the frame rate up. Did you pull points when creating it?
I do not quite understand you. You asked about modeling in 3d max or the transformation and optimization. dxf file. to .Ild in ild SOS ?Quote:
Originally Posted by White-Light
The optimisation.
The wheels and double lining I would have expected to cause a low frame rate problem.
Truly excellent work, well done :)
I optimizes file ild SOS using live preview mode. Tune the optimization settings so that the model is displayed on a laser with a high frame rate (about 20 fps). Each sequence is optimized individually. As a result of optimizing the number of points reduce from 8000-10000 to 1500-2000 with almost no loss of quality.Quote:
Originally Posted by White-Light
Also note that I have to show two different models of car.One more detailed model is shown partially in the frame. Another much less detailed model is shown in the frame entirely.
In my opinion, he might not have the time at all!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bradfo69
How was that group of people just standing there not applauding at the end? I saw they were just standing there, what's wrong with them?
AWESOME werk, Oleger, you're hired! :) Just goes to show, there *is* 'life beyond the P-word'.. :p
Keep up the great-werk, and cheers to your show / use of RP-scrim.. :cool: I especially liked that you 'flew' the scrim-out, to give the audience a nice 'aerial-kiss' at the end... nice touch. :)
cheers..
j