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  • #695
    RJ Thompson
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      BOOM. Project Azazel:

      Read this: http://www.comicsalliance.com/2013/01/09/project-azazel-superhero-movie-lego-dioramas/

      BOOM. L Sculpt – 3D Modeling program

      http://code.google.com/p/lsculpt/

      LSculpt is a program which converts a triangle mesh into an LDraw file. Like the sphere generator, the generated model consists of a surface of 1×1 plates oriented in whichever direction provides the best detail.

      Who wants to experiment with this? I’m 70% sure I can figure it out with the somewhat outdated knowledge I have on 3D modeling and rendering programs.

      • This topic was modified 13 years, 8 months ago by Matt Redfield.
      #704
      Matt Redfield
      Participant

        Dude, you are just full of ideas.  This also sounds like fun.  Unfortunately, there are only 24 hours in a day, and I’m obligated by need for brick money to spend some of them working.  But 3D modeling is right up my alley, so you can probably talk me into it.

        And with that, I’ve successfully replied to ALL of RJ’s new threads… I think…

        #707
        Josh
        Keymaster

          I’ve got a RIDICULOUS amount of 1×2 and other white bricks. we can build a venus de milo. do it up. or we should start small…maybe a cloud.

          #711
          Greg Schubert
          Participant

            Does this L sculpt program require a digital 3D file before you can start using the program, just as  you have to have a 2D image before you can use a mosaic generator?

            #712
            Greg Schubert
            Participant

              At brickfest 2005 at George Mason, the guy who (I think) started this program built an angel using this file:

              http://graphics.stanford.edu/data/3Dscanrep/lucy-vray_28_mil_poly_hdri_gi.jpg

              it was incredible and I think it was about four feet tall.  Below is a photo I took of the finished model.

              I think the guy said that part of the problem was how to make it hollow but still be strong enough so that layers above and below were connected so they did not crumble.

              Maybe someone used a similar program to make this:

              http://www.likecool.com/Gear/Toy/Swedish%20Church%20Unveils%20Lego%20Jesus%20Statue/Swedish-Church-Unveils-Lego-Jesus-Statue.jpg

              Out maybe LEGO has its own software for building sculptures, but from what I’ve seen they sketch them on special brick graph paper.  I doubt they mess with SNOT building unless they are doing some important detail like eyes.  Anyway that’s my $0.02.  🙂

               

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              #715
              Josh
              Keymaster

                Does this L sculpt program require a digital 3D file before you can start using the program, just as you have to have a 2D image before you can use a mosaic generator?

                it does.

                #716
                RJ Thompson
                Participant

                  I’m going to explore the LSculpt software this week and will get back to you all with some more solid insights…

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