03-09-2004, 04:23 PM
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Rep Power: 0  | Attaching Paint Brush Effect to Model Second Question.. Let's say I create a landscape and I want it to be a grassy field. Is there a way I can apply the grass paint effect instead of actually painting it? Chris |
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03-10-2004, 02:54 AM
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Rep Power: 0 | You could use Advanced Painter. Here are the features Advanced Painter is a modular brush-based distribution tool derrived from the Nature Painter script. This tool comes with 7 inks: Grass: to create grasses; Grass: to create simple grasses Hair [new]: used to create simple hair/fur (or as guide hair for Shag:Hair Randomizer [new]: a variation of Scatterer used to randomly distribute a selection of objects. Stone: to create simple stones and peebles. Spaghetti: spaghetties, noodles, wires and other long things maker. Scatterer [updated]: a generic but powerful object scattering tool. Toothpaste: the fun but not-so-useful toothpaste generator. Get it here http://maxres.cgworks.com/scripts/ Might have spoke too soon, but this is for max. |
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