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April 15, 2006
3D Rendering Software
So, Digg had this article about some share-ware 3D rendering software from CyberExtruder. (Download demo version here.) However, there website is currently hammered. Try downloading from this mirror site or this mirror. Install the software. To get it to run, is simple, although there's pretty much zero documentation:
1) Load image
2) Create 3D
3) Play
4) Make Movie. Note: Ignore that fact that it says "Open" here. It means "Save". (What do you want for free?) Must specify a file extension or it won't work.
If you want to get tricky, click LoadRPEG and select the various animations. Each time you select a different RPEG, you can click on Create 3D again to generate a new video.
When you get tired of playing with this, there are some other similar products. FaceGen is better, but slower, costs cash, and the demo version won't allow you to export video. There's another similar product called 3DMeNow which you can download here.
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Posted by Peenie Wallie on April 15, 2006 at 11:33 AM
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