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spencer 9 posts
a 2d animation using 3dstudio max, using cut outs and bringing them into the 3d program, i've seen it once before and it really gives the animation a floaty surreal effect, but just wondering how i would go about it because i'm pretty new to 3d studio max
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Franklyn 553 posts
well it all depends on the look u want if u want to render a 3d model with a 2d look u need to use max's pen & ink shader . but if u actually want to bring a character uve animated in 2d into a 3d environtment i guess you woulkd have to use deformed planes. (btw are u by any cahnce talking about waking life?)
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spencer 9 posts
the film was a short i seen a couple of years back think it was called blake and hunt......the story was based on gravediggers
i think what im trying to do is bring everything 2d into a 3d environment without actually changing it, so i kind of looks like a paper puppet show but with the capability of a 3d world, tough to explain because im just trying to figure it out in my head from memory of what the film was like.
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Cameron 2,374 posts
You can import vector art into 3dsmax as spline objects.
Am not sure about importing an animation.
You can use planes with alpha maps, not a bad idea, and would work well with animation.
