RS does not need improvements in modeling, there is already everything
you could ever dream in "3D coat".
And 3D coat is compatible with RS.
Jean-Sebastien Perron
www.NeuroWorld.ws
On 10-11-21 01:38 PM, mengil...@gmx.net wrote:
Well ok, everbody has his priorities. ;-)
But I guess it doesn´t matter anyway, since there has been no feedback
whatsoever by Realsoft on ANY of the suggestions, nor answers to any of my
questions.
All in all, as I already wrote, I also think that RS3D lacks tools to shape objects on a
more "macroscopic" scale.
Hard surface modelling - wonderful.
Shaping complex models - not so wonderful in RS3D.
But making that better wouldn´t just need sculpting, IMHO it would first need
other tools like some found in Modo.
Simple sliding of loops for example.
BTW: Being able to brush objects in place sounds nice, and/but if you´re
already that far, voxel-sculpting wouldn´t seem to be so far away anymore.
Say, take some hundret or thousand CSG spheres, brush them in place, then apply
"metaball".
But why start from scratch - best thing to do would possibly be to talk to the
maker of 3D-Coat; make an extensive 3D-Coat plugin for RS3D and offer a
nice-priced bundle of the two apps, later integrate this plugin into RS3D (via
a switchable 3D-coat layout in RS3D) so that there would be no need to switch
the applications anymore.
Could possibly work out.
Greetz
Martin
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Datum: Sat, 20 Nov 2010 18:17:55 +0100
Von: "Beg-inner"<begg...@telia.com>
An: user-list@light.realsoft3d.com
Betreff: Re: You really dont understand... RE: (Future...) Key word is
full-featured btw.
Hi Juha..
I really think you have a point here...
I also think that sculpt tools are not just for sculpt sw only, but for
all 3D sw
(Gone should be the days of one point at a time editing...at least when
not needing to..)
I too would like to see at least basic sculpting options (or similar), to
easily be able to modify multiple points on the fly..
and not have to do things one point at a time, or having to first select
needed points (and those and only those points move, making the model not
smoothly change)
RS has type of SoftSelection, but its a multistep workflow, and not the on
the fly type of workflow that is so intuitive with sculpting type of
tools.
I dont demand or even think RS should have any of the advanced sculpting
tools, but I think one could expect that it would have the basic features of
more modern ways of modify multiple points etc on the fly !
and even have it work in a general way, so you also could apply it on
multiple objects (treat each object as each of them was a single point..=). so
you could modify a flock of objects, to shape the flock and not the
individual points on each object... (hope this made any sense) (Like if each
object was a point in a particlecloud...=)
(Simple example... so you could have a bunch of spheres (or whatever
objects, or mix of objects), then shape the flock of spheres into a
sculpture...)
btw I use the very lovely and free, Sculptris Alpha 5, and its way cool
and darn easy to work in, and yep one could pingpong the model back n forth
RS<> Sculptris, to use each strengths.. but that is like using Lightwave...
=)
So some of the basic workflows of let say Sculptris.. in the way of
editing(Moving, scaling, flattening, smoothing, Creasing and so on) on multiple
points smoothly in one go, should be available in all modern 3D sw, so in
RS....
Sorry to hear that you moved away from RS
Take Care
Best Regards
Stefan Gustafsson ( Beg-inner )
A Proud Owner and User of Real3D and Realsoft3D..
----- Original Message -----
From: Juha Mukari
To: user-list@light.realsoft3d.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2010 10:58 AM
Subject: RE: You really dont understand... RE: (Future...) Key word is
full-featured btw.
It would be much esier to ask: where i do not need sculpting. Sculpting
is one way to modell 3d-modells... especially humans.
and i dont mean special sculpting tools, i mean simple sculpting tools
like: http://www.curvy3d.com/ Cury 3D...
But i dont need that anymore when i moved to cinema...
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Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2010 02:24:35 +0200
Subject: Re: RE: You really dont understand... RE: (Future...) Key word
is full-featured btw.
To: user-list@light.realsoft3d.com
From: __...@ukr.net
Hi, all.
Excuse me, but really want to know, why do you need sculpting in RS3D.
Honestly, would very much like to look at work in which it is necessary
to apply it in RS3D.
Respectfully yours, Yuriy.
