Hey, I need a little help, can you tell me the correct way and/or any extra program(s) needed to display a picture of my completed work? I'm new to modeling and I can't figure how you guys posted your pics online. I've modeled a couple vehicles but I can't figure out how to save the work at various angles like side shot, or front or rear shot. I'm using TrueSpace 7.61 Standalone, I also have access to Autodesk Maya & Photoshop CS5... Any help would be appreciated.
Roger
HELP!! - Rendering & up loading images
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HELP!! - Rendering & up loading images
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clintonman
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Re: HELP!! - Rendering & up loading images
Use the Upload attachment section to upload an image to the forums. Use the Browse button to select your picture then the "Add the file" button to upload it.
After it uploads there will be an option to place the image inline and that will place the picture into your post as an image instead of a link. I think the picture has to be a jpg format and the height/width has to be less than 1024 pixels.
Do you have the truespace manual? If not check out the faq thread:
vi ... f=39&t=297"
About the 5th post from the bottom are some links to the pdf/video manual.
After it uploads there will be an option to place the image inline and that will place the picture into your post as an image instead of a link. I think the picture has to be a jpg format and the height/width has to be less than 1024 pixels.
Do you have the truespace manual? If not check out the faq thread:
vi ... f=39&t=297"
About the 5th post from the bottom are some links to the pdf/video manual.
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Re: HELP!! - Rendering & up loading images
To change the view use the view buttons. First be sure the 3D view is active by clicking in the title bar for it then use one of the buttons to change to side,front,top etc.
