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| I'm interested in using iclone to generate line drawings. I used to use Poser and I would put a spotlight over head and turn the intensity way up so it washed out all the color. Then I would process it in photo shop. Worked pretty well.
I tried to increase the lighting in iclone on a avatar but i couldn't get the lights bright, spots or other, enough.
I know this is probably a special use.
Any other info about generating line drawings would be appreciated.
Are there any other iclone forums where I can get information?
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| Photoshop (and GIMP) provide the ideal inking filter for properly-prepared images. It's NOT the "Find Edges" command. It's the Photocopy filter, found in the Sketch filters group.
Photoshop will accept a series of bitmapped images generated by iClone. Use Photoshop's Actions to create a Photocopy filter that can be batch processed.
You should probably convert iClone images to grayscale before Photocopying them; you will also have to tinker with the brightness and contrast before Photocopying in order to find the best setting.
This should produce the inklines you want. |
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| That worked surprisingly well. Thanks.
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