Got bored and decided to edit one of my older shots (actually one of my very first shots done in GMod):
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Got bored and decided to edit one of my older shots (actually one of my very first shots done in GMod):
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Here's a test of a stereoscopic image created in GMod, where I attempted to create multiple layers of pseudo-depth in the image. While there were some small missteps, for the most part this worked out great for a proof of concept; and it's really neat to see the differences in distance between the characters/objects.
http://www.pimp-productions.com/medi...opic-test2.jpg
For the uninitiated, you'll need to cross your eyes so both images overlap in the center, wherein the pseudo-depth will hopefully come into play.
UPDATE:
Here's another one, this time using GMod's built in option for Depth of Field, interesting results indeed.
http://www.pimp-productions.com/medi...opic-test3.jpg
[simg]put your image url here[/simg]
The official "Survival Horror Super Snow Ball Battle" is a prime example of what happens when I get really bored.
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I like that you're finding a creative outlet in this stuff.
Have you considered trying to actually do some poly modeling on your own? "Get into the game", so to speak?
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Originally Posted by Josh
since I don't really know how to use simg and Josh seems to be calling for it, does the image have to be uploaded to the interwebs or can I do it from my computer as well?
Are you REALLY even asking that question? Holy shit dude...Quote:
Originally Posted by Pineapple
...uh...
um...the img and simg functions work for any LINK to a picture ONLINE, be it a link from another site or a picture you uploaded to TNL
good lord
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\My Pictures\wut.jpg
