(not meant to be offensive)
bug - sun light
Mappatura alberi
Si può usare la mappatura UV su un materiale trasparente che non proietti ombre, e fare l'ombra con un altro piano trasparente perpendicolare al primo.
Io ho fatto così, magari ti potrei postare un file di esempio
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Is possible to create a UV map on a trasparent plane without shade, an the shade with another transparent plane perpendicular to the first
Mario
Io ho fatto così, magari ti potrei postare un file di esempio
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Is possible to create a UV map on a trasparent plane without shade, an the shade with another transparent plane perpendicular to the first
Mario
Non ho provato con Indigo, ma con il motore interno di Blender funzionano benissimo: una domanda: quanto tempo ci metti per quel rendering con Indigo?????
Con Blender una cosa così la fai in 2 minuti!!!
Comunque è vero che con Indigo ottieni risultati migliori, ma se devi fare venti immagini in due giorni...
Ciao ciao
Con Blender una cosa così la fai in 2 minuti!!!
Comunque è vero che con Indigo ottieni risultati migliori, ma se devi fare venti immagini in due giorni...
Ciao ciao
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Isabel's post translation:
"It's a technique I have tried when using blender internal's render engine or yafray. Does it also work with Indigo or should I modify the xml file?
Does Indigo recognize the alpha channel?"
didn't get the last phrase, though
"It's a technique I have tried when using blender internal's render engine or yafray. Does it also work with Indigo or should I modify the xml file?
Does Indigo recognize the alpha channel?"
didn't get the last phrase, though
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Lolafecelis wrote:didn't get the last phrase, though
Request to italian people: here in the international forum please write in english! You can put an italian translation too, but 'cause here a lot of people don't understand our beautiful language, it's a bit frustrating for them if you write only in italian, don't you?
Richiesta agli italiani: qui nel forum internazionale per piacere scrivete in inglese! Va bene mettere una traduzione in italiano, ma poiché qui molta gente non comprende la nostra bellissima lingua, è un po' frustrante per loro se scrivete solo in italiano, non credete?
* the verb "fungere" exist in the italian language but with another meaning.
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hehehe, thanks kepler! one new word for my Italian basic vocabulary 
(romance tongues)
Oh yes, I also like to watch RAI a lot, specially for the gorgeous chicks in the contest TV shows, heheheh
,but also to practice.
EDIT:just found this link about latin derived languages:
http://www.answers.com/topic/romance-languages
So that's why; and also French can be a bit understood when reading it (when you are a Spanish-speaker) though Italian is more similar to Spanish. And on the other hand English helps me get a bit of German since they're both Saxon languages.
arrrggghhhh, got wayyyy toooo offftopiccccccccc!!!
No more hijacking, back on topic
hehehe, not really, but I speak Spanish so I usually get like 40% of what you guys say since the root of both languages is Latinhow did you translated that post, you can speak italian?
Oh yes, I also like to watch RAI a lot, specially for the gorgeous chicks in the contest TV shows, heheheh
EDIT:just found this link about latin derived languages:
http://www.answers.com/topic/romance-languages
So that's why; and also French can be a bit understood when reading it (when you are a Spanish-speaker) though Italian is more similar to Spanish. And on the other hand English helps me get a bit of German since they're both Saxon languages.
arrrggghhhh, got wayyyy toooo offftopiccccccccc!!!
No more hijacking, back on topic
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I get about 1-10%, since I learned a very very bit and I'm learning french, now.hehehe, not really, but I speak Spanish so I usually get like 40% of what you guys say
This is true, but I think, Spanish is better to Italian and reversed, than German to English...and on the other hand English helps me get a bit of German since they're both Saxon languages.
A very good bridge between English and German is Dutch, which (shouldn't be offensive) appears to me like a mix up between English and German.
Interesting is, that there are many Fragments of French in both English and German, but They are so different, that this isn't really useful...
I agree with youarrrggghhhh, got wayyyy toooo offftopiccccccccc!!! :Wink:
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Yes, that's just logical 
I'm able to understand 'cause (I know, I wrote already before
) I've learned a bit at school, and now I'm learning French^^
Here are all my Good Day!s:
Guten Tag!
Bon Giorno!
Buonas Diaz!
Bonjour!
...
uhm...
ok, that's it^^
Now, hello:
Hallo!
Hi!
Salut!
Salut!
(Once for Latin, once for French)
Salute! (<- not sure
)
...
I think, there are more, but I can't remember @ mom....
Now, "How are you?"
Wie geht es dir?
Wie geht's?
Ça va?
Nî hàu má? <- Chinese
Written as pronounced, may be wrong....
...
I know Italian, but it's anywhere far away from my forehead....
If anyone writes it down, I'd know immediately, what it means...
I'm able to understand 'cause (I know, I wrote already before
Here are all my Good Day!s:
Guten Tag!
Bon Giorno!
Buonas Diaz!
Bonjour!
...
uhm...
ok, that's it^^
Now, hello:
Hallo!
Hi!
Salut!
Salut!
(Once for Latin, once for French)
Salute! (<- not sure
...
I think, there are more, but I can't remember @ mom....
Now, "How are you?"
Wie geht es dir?
Wie geht's?
Ça va?
Nî hàu má? <- Chinese
...
I know Italian, but it's anywhere far away from my forehead....
If anyone writes it down, I'd know immediately, what it means...
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