Import to *blender/render* ?
Does anyone know how I can import graphics from PSP and such into one of those blender/render programmes?
Blender is primarily a 3D program (it does have a sequence editor function that lets you manipulate both still images, avis and 3D files), so unless you are using a 2D image to create a texture on a 3D object I'm not certain what you are trying to do.
: Blender is primarily a 3D program (it does have a sequence editor function that lets you manipulate both still images, avis and 3D files), so unless you are using a 2D image to create a texture on a 3D object I'm not certain what you are trying to do.
Perhaps I am trying to do that. I downloaded Blender, and I thought I could import (or even copy/paste) a .gif of an animation or just a simple 2D graphic into the programme and then, by a simple mouseclick, 'make it' into a 3D. So that you can rotate the image and look at it from 360 degree angle.
Does this sound dumb? I'm just getting started with it...
Perhaps I am trying to do that. I downloaded Blender, and I thought I could import (or even copy/paste) a .gif of an animation or just a simple 2D graphic into the programme and then, by a simple mouseclick, 'make it' into a 3D. So that you can rotate the image and look at it from 360 degree angle.
Does this sound dumb? I'm just getting started with it...
: : Blender is primarily a 3D program (it does have a sequence editor function that lets you manipulate both still images, avis and 3D files), so unless you are using a 2D image to create a texture on a 3D object I'm not certain what you are trying to do.
: Perhaps I am trying to do that. I downloaded Blender, and I thought I could import (or even copy/paste) a .gif of an animation or just a simple 2D graphic into the programme and then, by a simple mouseclick, 'make it' into a 3D. So that you can rotate the image and look at it from 360 degree angle.
: Does this sound dumb? I'm just getting started with it...
This sounds dumb
You can use Blender/Anim8or to create a 3D object, which you can rotate and look from different angles. Then, you can render it to create a 2D image to use in the Dink engine. So no, you can't make a simple 2D image 3D with a simple mouseclick.
: Perhaps I am trying to do that. I downloaded Blender, and I thought I could import (or even copy/paste) a .gif of an animation or just a simple 2D graphic into the programme and then, by a simple mouseclick, 'make it' into a 3D. So that you can rotate the image and look at it from 360 degree angle.
: Does this sound dumb? I'm just getting started with it...
This sounds dumb

: : Blender is primarily a 3D program (it does have a sequence editor function that lets you manipulate both still images, avis and 3D files), so unless you are using a 2D image to create a texture on a 3D object I'm not certain what you are trying to do.
: Perhaps I am trying to do that. I downloaded Blender, and I thought I could import (or even copy/paste) a .gif of an animation or just a simple 2D graphic into the programme and then, by a simple mouseclick, 'make it' into a 3D. So that you can rotate the image and look at it from 360 degree angle.
: Does this sound dumb? I'm just getting started with it...
I'm afraid that thats just not possable. why?? because gif animations aren't really 3D. they may look 3D, but the file they are stored in doesn't support true 3D animations.... OK, I'm not explaining this very well.... it's like....like... trying to paste a text document into an office suite, and expecting all the fancy formattinmg to be done for you...sort of.. (poor analogy, I'm tired).
you can get a picture behind your workspace, so that you can sort of create 3d objects over it, but you stiull have to model them from the start..
*hint* get a load of those metaballs!! they are soooooo cool. they do chew through the CPU cycles tho...
: Perhaps I am trying to do that. I downloaded Blender, and I thought I could import (or even copy/paste) a .gif of an animation or just a simple 2D graphic into the programme and then, by a simple mouseclick, 'make it' into a 3D. So that you can rotate the image and look at it from 360 degree angle.
: Does this sound dumb? I'm just getting started with it...
I'm afraid that thats just not possable. why?? because gif animations aren't really 3D. they may look 3D, but the file they are stored in doesn't support true 3D animations.... OK, I'm not explaining this very well.... it's like....like... trying to paste a text document into an office suite, and expecting all the fancy formattinmg to be done for you...sort of.. (poor analogy, I'm tired).
you can get a picture behind your workspace, so that you can sort of create 3d objects over it, but you stiull have to model them from the start..
*hint* get a load of those metaballs!! they are soooooo cool. they do chew through the CPU cycles tho...
I think this is sort of what you might be trying to do. Even so, as pointed out, you still need to create the 3D model yourself - there is no button that does that.
UV mapping lets you specifiy which faces of a mesh have which parts of an image file.
UV mapping lets you specifiy which faces of a mesh have which parts of an image file.
...for he is a spammer. Anywho, a complaint was filed against this, and I have to agree. Theprophet, what kind of drugs did you take to fill out a message completely in the subject?
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I always use the [tab] button, but it didnt work when I pressed on it