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Messing with 3Dsmax... Made some Dice :)

NeVeR · 2008-06-14 19:09:25

trying to teach myself the basic in 3Ds max, just made some Dice. http://www.davidstokes.com/max/2dice.jpg http://www.davidstokes.com/max/dicewood.jpg

14-06-2008 08:09PM

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trying to teach myself the basic in 3Ds max, just made some Dice.

http://www.davidstokes.com/max/2dice.jpg
http://www.davidstokes.com/max/dicewood.jpg

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#2 14-06-2008 11:56PM

DonkeyStyle \o/

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Looks nice... now animate them!
I've had an idea that might be good, try setting up a particle emitter that spews out hundreds of dice using your dice mesh... could look brilliant if inter-particle collisions work on meshes, not sure if they do.
Might take forever to render an animation though depending on how high-poly your mesh is and if you're using raytraced materials.
I still never quite got my head around how to use their other physics systems, but they look cool from what I've seen.

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