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Not so hard but yes time consuming,
Long way:
you would select the area you wanted (be faster to copy over dinks shadow and add or delete to make it fit.) and then reverse the selection and sit it over the "squares" grid (i made one heh)and copy the bit in your selection and stick it with fairy dust onto his toes. If you look at Dinks shadows theyre really not that specific and he doesnt move much really, so theyre all pretty similar - start with one and adjust slightly for each frame. I mean has any of you actually thought geesh whats with Dinks shadow - its going the wrong way?
To do the above create these on a transparent background and you are not carefully having to selecting around him/your character all the time. The above is only if you have not made the original model ...
Short way
I dont know blender but if you use bryce (original trees are from here) or poser to make the models you just add a light and wella theres your shadow no matter how you turn him... because hes so small you can turn - take pics and save as bmp's turn and soon you have a whole new monster/hero
I should do a screen capture movie thingi and show yas how easy it is... hmm....
Long way:
you would select the area you wanted (be faster to copy over dinks shadow and add or delete to make it fit.) and then reverse the selection and sit it over the "squares" grid (i made one heh)and copy the bit in your selection and stick it with fairy dust onto his toes. If you look at Dinks shadows theyre really not that specific and he doesnt move much really, so theyre all pretty similar - start with one and adjust slightly for each frame. I mean has any of you actually thought geesh whats with Dinks shadow - its going the wrong way?
To do the above create these on a transparent background and you are not carefully having to selecting around him/your character all the time. The above is only if you have not made the original model ...
Short way
I dont know blender but if you use bryce (original trees are from here) or poser to make the models you just add a light and wella theres your shadow no matter how you turn him... because hes so small you can turn - take pics and save as bmp's turn and soon you have a whole new monster/hero
I should do a screen capture movie thingi and show yas how easy it is... hmm....
