• As requested, Mrfantasticool's big tutorial for the 3D-picture-without-glasses effect!
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Part 2 to be added later, for now enjoy part 1 This might just take a while to load, go get a coke or something. (Right click, view image) [URL=http://filesmelt.com/][IMG]http://filesmelt.com/dl/3D_tut!part1.jpg[/IMG][/URL] And photoshop caused half the spelling mistakes itself, its really a bitch to type walls of text in. [B][U] Part two coming later![/U][/B] A few examples of what this can do: [URL=http://filesmelt.com/][IMG]http://filesmelt.com/dl/3D-test-real1.gif[/IMG][/URL] Now the following two I find way less succesfull (Kinda made the difference between the shots too big in this one.): [URL=http://filesmelt.com/][IMG]http://filesmelt.com/dl/IM-COMING-FOR-YOUUU1.gif[/IMG][/URL] ^ Gonna remake that later, but then better. And this is what happens when you move the camera between the two different angles + what happens if you set the time between frames too low, just to show/warn: [URL=http://filesmelt.com/][IMG]http://filesmelt.com/dl/More-3d-but-not-that-good.gif[/IMG][/URL] Now go! And experiment with this! But first drop a comment on how I did for a first tutorial and how I should improve it. And I need some suggestions to include in the second.
Nice!
yay
Originally I tryed and posted a picture I made using this without the camara thinger and it looked horrible but I just tryed it again so I'll edit my post because it doesn't look nearly as bad, though I forgot to blur the pictures! :v: Here's something a little different I tryed using everything you did [IMG]http://filesmelt.com/dl/test2123.gif[/IMG] and here's the same thing just the way you do it [IMG]http://filesmelt.com/dl/test312.gif[/IMG] I'll mess around with this in the future, it's pretty cool. Nice tutorial for your first, though a lot of the text seems cluttered but it's not confusing to read just not very pretty.
Gonna have a go at this soon.
From the looks of it, you raised the camera a little. Did you use a steady, flat prop as rotation prop?
[QUOTE=Mrfantasticool;22800262]From the looks of it, you raised the camera a little. Did you use a steady, flat prop as rotation prop?[/QUOTE] I actually didn't use a prop at all. I thought maybe I could do it without one, silly me. I edited my post with new pictures! (:
FileSmelt is down
[QUOTE=sOmEcRaZyGuY;22804499]FileSmelt is down[/QUOTE] Its back now, don't worry. Just wondering: Should I do part 2 or is it good like this?
[QUOTE=Mrfantasticool;22817999]Its back now, don't worry. Just wondering: Should I do part 2 or is it good like this?[/QUOTE] Do a part 2. That will explain how to make a .gif right?
[QUOTE=sOmEcRaZyGuY;22818273]Do a part 2. That will explain how to make a .gif right?[/QUOTE] Yes. At least for photoshop users. GIMP I have no knowlegde of or whatsoever. Allthough I'd like to know if more people want part 2, spending a few hours on a fancy tutorial doesn't seem right for 2 or 3 people. If I don't make a part 2 PM me for some brief instructions.
hehe [url]http://www.facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=831027[/url]
Oh my god, it's like it has that 3D arcade feel!
[img]http://www.cubeupload.com/files/3b92003dtest.gif[/img] I think it came out kinda well.
^ yeah came out well fantasticunt release part 2
Does it work on gimp?
take the two pictures, put them side to side (make them smaller of course) and cross your eyes until you see 3 pictures. Focus on the middle one. Tada, an optical illusion! (i think it would be classified as an optical illusion.... :downs: )
That's not an answer that I'm asking. I just want to know if I can use gimp to make a gif animation.
i know?
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