 | | | R: R: Michel Sandroni creating metaballs for XSI?! | R: R: Michel Sandroni creating metaballs for XSI?! 2005-06-17 - By kim aldis
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The problem there is that the procedurally calculated normals get
recalculated when export/imported. The last time I did this the result
wasn't acceptable. If you can find a way of getting the mesh in with the
normals undisturbed then this is a good way. Maybe something's changed since
I last tried this.
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> You might consider using Soft3D and dumping shape animated
> meshes via the scene file, or even dumping out .mi files.
> Whack, I know, but why not?
> ATR
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> Chris Marshall wrote:
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> > A client of ours has just come in with a dvd full of wacky blobby
> > stuff, wanting to know if we can do that kind of thing.
> > What can I say? I guess we could get a copy of Maya in?
> > Now where's the blob shader gone......? :(
> >
> > Great stuff, by the way!!
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