I spent years pirating copies and working with other users and learning how to harness its power. Though now defunct the guys at Caligari, the software’s creator, knew how to make software that was intuitive, fluid, powerful and easy to use. Unfortunately finding a piece of software that wasn’t confusing as all get out was extremely difficult, but eventually I found what is, to me, the greatest little 3D modelling program ever: Truespace. I had some experience in drafting and some experience in computers, now it was time to put the two together.
I don’t remember what the impetus was, I only remember furiously scouring the internet for a good, free software program that would let me make things. Years and years ago, before you couldn’t really reach the internet without going through one of the big online giants like AOL or CompuServe, I found myself interested in learning how to make 3d objects. I have something very specific in mind for his shape. In this case I could have found a good katana and made some custom textures to add all my skulls and purple color, but the problem is that Slash is not a conventional design. A perfect example would be the god-weapon Slash. The DAZ Studio interface, loaded with Sonja Redĭespite the wealth of available content there comes a point where someone like myself, who has a specific, custom project like Destructive Tendencies, just can’t find a suitable stand in for something we have created on paper and would like to see in the 3d realm. These settings combined with an endless supply of textures that can be applied to the body, clothing, hair and accessories means I can make literally millions of characters from one model. The model itself can be tweaked in thousands of ways ranging from the most obvious (height, bust size, arm length) to the most mundane (tear ducts, muscle definition, nose upturn). Anyone who has been on this site for more than a few minutes is fully aware that I create some 3d images using mostly pre-existing content.įor example my character Sonja is actually a modified version of DAZ Studios Genesis 2 model. SUCH A FANTASTIC MOVIE!) I was nearly drawn to tears at my own failure to expand on my love of creating 3d. So after going to see Disney’s Moana last night (and probably going back to see it again tonight.
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