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Posted by Larry Johnson on 03/19/06 16:48
It looks incredibly complex because it is. There are several programs for
doing this type of work: Maxon Cinema 4D XL, Maya, Lightwave & Autodesk 3D
Studio are a few of them. The learning curve is very steep. These are not
drag and drop programs where performing these operations are done in a few
simple steps. Thing like what you describe take literally days and weeks to
complete.
"Doc" <docsavage20@xhotmail.comx> wrote in message
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> For example, you'll see a car commercial where it seems to be formed out
> of
> expanding ethereal metallic liquid that materializes out of nowhere.
> Pretty
> amazing, the seemingly infinite and constantly changing reflections,
> surface
> configurations, textures, seemingly in 3-D.
>
> What kind of software/system is used to do this kind of thing? How do they
> even map out the sequence of how what ends up looking incredibly complex
> and
> random all plays out?
>
>
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