Not Digital Paint Booth but...

[Vettra]

I was going to post this in Taz's "New Items" section under Digital Paint Booth but it must have been bumped. I am able to create a design in PhotoShop or Illustrator then apply the surface to my 3D model and scene. It is not as easy a process as DPB but I have the ability to show the client what the bike will look like in any position and actually create an animated walk around as well. Just another way of doing things. Below see a V Rod that I have rendered in 3D

 

[Brian Dee]

Vettra, just wondering, what software is that?

 

[Vettra]

LightWave. BTW- Thanks for your tip on "Slicing the puckers" n the vinyl stencil. I recently got the proper vinyl. The adhesive is really not much stronger than static cling. When wrapping contiurs there is of course puckering. Your tip helped me not pulling my hair out.

 

[Vettra]

If someone would like to see thier design on this V Rod just send me the image and I will render and post

 

[TAZ]

Man, if that aint cool :bigokay:

I have that HOK 3D program under the HOK Related section
:cheers:

 

[Brian Dee]

Thanks Scott, that is wicked, Thanks to you to Vettra.

 

[Vettra]

I just acquired an old shovelhead for my client pre-viz library. The cool thing is I can build and add custom components to match the client's bike. ie handlebars. pipes, fenders etc.

 

[TAZ]

wow your good. That's pretty neat. Gives the owner a great idea of what their bike will look like!