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fvador59
 Post subject: Sgi cube for 3ds max
Unread postPosted: Mon May 12, 2008 5:10 am 
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Hi all,
I need the Sgi Cube logo (file readable in 3ds Max).
Iv' found only one here for blender :(
Any help will be very very nice.
Thanks a lot

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 Post subject: Re: Sgi cube for 3ds max
Unread postPosted: Mon May 12, 2008 5:31 am 
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In the early days of 3dmax there was a SGI cube plugin. With 2 simple mouse clicks it was possible to create the cube.

IIRC we have already a thread about somewhere.

Look at http://forums.nekochan.net/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=15126&p=118857&hilit=sgi+plugin#p118857l

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 Post subject: Re: Sgi cube for 3ds max
Unread postPosted: Mon May 12, 2008 5:35 am 
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Yes Joerg i saw it ;)
But this kind of plugins was for veryyy old MAX release.

I've seen one time on the web an Sgi cube file for 3ds but didn't download it and now can't remember where it was ...argggg :oops:

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 Post subject: Re: Sgi cube for 3ds max
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Not that I know much of blender or 3dmax anyway, but I would look for a more neutral format like obj or vrml, I am sure that both can read and write them.

Welcome to the wonderful world of file formats.

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fvador59
 Post subject: Re: Sgi cube for 3ds max
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I've found all i needed. ;)
Thx again.

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fvador59
 Post subject: Re: Sgi cube for 3ds max
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of course men ;)
PM if u need it.
This is the final result.Hope you will like it :
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=cujNLAu6YaI

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JacquesT
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fvador59 wrote:
of course men ;)
PM if u need it.
This is the final result.Hope you will like it :
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=cujNLAu6YaI


Very Nice! (Although I can't speak a word of French!)

Can you provide a short bit on the construction of the vid? What programs, hardware, timescales etc?

Jacques.

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fvador59
 Post subject: Re: Sgi cube for 3ds max
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Thank you for your nice comments.

3DS MAX, photoshop, After Effects and Premiere were used for this project.
A very simple clip was asked this time.
That's what SGI wanted and this is the result the needed.

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zarma
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YEAH! :D
i like it, now we have to wait 20 years more ;)
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Martin Steen
 Post subject: Re: Sgi cube for 3ds max
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I know, I am late - but here is a cube I made with Wings3D:

http://www.martin-steen.de/sgi/sgi-logo.3ds

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 Post subject: Re: Sgi cube for 3ds max
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What is a Boolean in 3D STUDIO MAX? I’m a student in school and got a final 2morro. Our text book sucks and doesn’t explain anything. Can someone tell me what a Boolean is? And what it does? In 3D STUDIO MAX

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lomaany wrote:
What is a Boolean in 3D STUDIO MAX? I’m a student in school and got a final 2morro. Our text book sucks and doesn’t explain anything. Can someone tell me what a Boolean is? And what it does? In 3D STUDIO MAX


Do you mean a Boolean Operation? This is to add, intersect, or substract two or more objects between them, getting a third object which is the addition, intersection, or substraction of those elements... (I'm not a big fan for 3DS Max anymore since lots of years, but I really enjoy Blender a lot! ;) B.T.W.: ...I hope this short and humble intro helps a bit!)

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