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DaveC426913
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- What tools do I use to make one of those renderings (in a browser) that you can rotate with your mouse? I have the .OBJ and Blender 10.
Welp. I've been given a challenge to help out with a project. I have no budget, no knowledge-holders and not much knowledge, but I'll see how far I can get.
I am about to receive an .OBJ file of a critter. I have some experience in Blender, building and shaping and stuff (not a super complex, fluid object like a creature but see my creation, attached - designed, built and 3D printed by me, which I am quite proud of), but I have yet to crack the seal on actually applying colour or even rendering in colour (as opposed to the default uniform grey). So that'll be step one.
The next step is to output the critter in a format that is usable by whatever applet (do they still have Java applets?) so that it can be rendered (presumably in a browser) so that a user can rotate it in 3D with their mouse. I'm nore sure how the kids do that these days.
I am about to receive an .OBJ file of a critter. I have some experience in Blender, building and shaping and stuff (not a super complex, fluid object like a creature but see my creation, attached - designed, built and 3D printed by me, which I am quite proud of), but I have yet to crack the seal on actually applying colour or even rendering in colour (as opposed to the default uniform grey). So that'll be step one.
The next step is to output the critter in a format that is usable by whatever applet (do they still have Java applets?) so that it can be rendered (presumably in a browser) so that a user can rotate it in 3D with their mouse. I'm nore sure how the kids do that these days.