Is anyone else using this program? I love it!... some useful things I've noticed..
It'll view PSDs as textures for models.. if you work with layers a lot, this is GREAT.. just save in photoshop, click DE and the texture updates straight away.. Photoshop and Deep Exploration, that's all you need open for texturing work :)..(Photoshop + 3ds max = lotsssa memory required).. other things I like - say your texture needs to be rotated so you can paint other parts the right way up... DE let's you rotate skins in the program. That's just darn handy.. Plus it's a great model viewer - so many different lighting effects, and modes..
Oh, and since I have an Nvidia card, I have an option to see it with an environmental effect.. groovy. [:)] .. Once you're done skinning, you can use it to check out your animations as well..
Programmers will find it usefull too - you can export it to so many different formats etc.. ok, I shut up now. [:)] I'm not affiliated in any way with Right Hemisphere, btw.
You can get deep exploration here http://www.righthemisphere.com/products/dexp/index.htm - which is pretty useful for checking out seams.. ... You mentioned Deep Paint 3D, costs and details over at http://www.righthemisphere.com/products/dp3d/ .. it's also a bit overkill for checking out seems. [:)]
yeah your right i did mean deep exploration, i was just wondering about cost etc, i looked at the site and you can get the demo. Do you know its limits (ie no savingexporting or if it's only a 30 day trial only) cos i wont get the demo if it's just a waste of time.
unless that it you bought it and have no idea about that stuff.
thanks souri
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Nah, I didn't buy it.. Deep Exploration costs $249 (US).. you can do the conversion back to NZ dollars.. [:)] I think it was around $499. The demo is fully functional for 30 days, and I think once the trial runs out, you can't do batch conversions (or any conversions for that matter).. Hopefully it'll still be handy as a model viewer..
So yeh, I'm curious as to what your workflow is when you skin.. what do you use?