Re: Making it physical... comp box questions 2005-05-17 - By Andrew Turner
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Thanks all. Looks good!
Andrew
On May 16, 2005, at 8:38 PM, Doug Schafer wrote:
Also, you can get a free full program of foldup3D (not CS, only for
Illy 10,
its an earlier version of foldup) from Computer Arts Magazine,
Projects:
Packaging; issue 68 Feb 2005.
Doug.S
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Message: 19
Date: Mon, 16 May 2005 15:37:11 -0000
From: "joe_ashear" <j16@(protected)>
Subject: Re: Making it physical... comp box questions
Andrew,
I assume that the UV mapping tools would be a good option for setting
up the textures. Once your box is folded you'd be able to unfold it in
the UV interface and set up the texturing.
But I have one thought about the folding process itself: I believe
that if you're going to make something as simple as a cardboard box, a
slight rounding of the edges will go a long way toward making the
image realistic and interesting. The downside is that if you are going
to go to the effort of rounding the corners, it's less likely that
you're going to be able to also have that nice interactive folding
experience. I personally would go for the rounding and sacrifice the
ease of construction.
On an entirely different tack, there's this:
http://www.hotdoor.com/foldup
- Joe
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