Find a model. This can be a drawing, photograph, basicly anything you can digitize into your computer. I used a digital camera for my shots. Although if you're like me, white as a sheet, you might want to use a black background :^)
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Find a model. This can be a drawing, photograph, basicly anything you can digitize into your computer. I used a digital camera for my shots. Although if you're like me, white as a sheet, you might want to use a black background :^) |
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Now you are ready to do some rotoscoping.
| Change the window type to a Buttons window using the buttons slider. | Click BackGroundPic and then Load to bring up the file browser. Choose your image. | Finally, switch back to the 3D window using the buttons slider. |
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Now you may begin adding points with Ctrl-Left Mouse. Repeat this procedure for the side image as well. Remember to switch out of and back into Edit Mode (Using the Tab Key) to give you undo points. |
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Next create some contour lines by outlining muscles, bone structure and whatever else will make a better 3D image. |
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Combine the two sets of points such that each one is centered at the origin. |
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Now make faces. This is where some artistic talent and good spacial skills help. A face is a plane made from three or four points. You make points with Control Left-Click. When you have four points you turn them into a face by selecting them with Shift Right-Click and typing f. |
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