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ratdude747 03-08-2011 02:19
Re: Empty Field Picture
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Duke461 (Post 1071700)
I found a completely gray CAD of the field. its pretty bland so idk if it'll work. CD only allows 100 KB for bmp, so attached is a google photos link for the picture.
Hope this helps,
-duke

https://picasaweb.google.com/1145882...82874231308658

P.S. i can change the view and reupload if you need it.
FYI your link is bad.

paragon 03-08-2011 02:42
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I found a picture on Google.I hope this helps :D !
The only thing I am worried about is if the pixels will stretch. However, you can always fix that in Adobe Premier Pro, if you have it?

akoscielski3 03-08-2011 07:22
Re: Empty Field Picture
 
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Originally Posted by Duke461 (Post 1071666)
No idea there :o
If you have any CAD skills, you could CAD it. 1323 has made fields in the past, but they havent put up this years yet. You could PM someone and see if they have a file.
Currently im looking through team's with well developed website's for photos.
go to www.3dcontentcentral.com and look up FRC Field 2011. then you only need to change the colour of the parts and it would work... no skills required

Duke461 03-08-2011 08:03
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Originally Posted by ratdude747 (Post 1071708)
FYI your link is bad.
Ah. Its hard to know (or at least more annoying) when its your own accounts picture if the link works.
Here is a google docs link to the .bmp download:
https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B2j...mNjg4&hl=en_US

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Originally Posted by akoscielski3 (Post 1071748)
go to www.3dcontentcentral.com and look up FRC Field 2011. then you only need to change the colour of the parts and it would work... no skills required
Except for the fact the file is all one part......

jhellr13 03-08-2011 08:26
Re: Empty Field Picture
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Duke461 (Post 1071700)
I found a completely gray CAD of the field. its pretty bland so idk if it'll work. CD only allows 100 KB for bmp, so attached is a google photos link for the picture.
Hope this helps,
-duke

https://picasaweb.google.com/1145882...82874231308658

P.S. i can change the view and reupload if you need it.
It says that i do not have permission to see the photo, but i'll take a risk with it. Can you please change the view for me? Also, are you capable of at least adding the tape or some tubes to make it look at least legit? Something so it isn't so bland? Thanks

Duke461 03-08-2011 08:43
Re: Empty Field Picture
 
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Originally Posted by jhellr13 (Post 1071753)
It says that i do not have permission to see the photo, but i'll take a risk with it. Can you please change the view for me? Also, are you capable of at least adding the tape or some tubes to make it look at least legit? Something so it isn't so bland? Thanks
I would except im about to leave and im going to be gone most of the day :o
sorry. as i said, its bland and im not exactly sure how much i can mess with it since its a converted file and 1 part and they used weird methods. Ill look at it later. what view are you wanting because i thought that's how you wanted it. do you want a higher view than that?

Aren Siekmeier 03-08-2011 10:35
Re: Empty Field Picture
 
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Originally Posted by Duke461 (Post 1071752)
Except for the fact the file is all one part......
In SolidWorks (can't say about Pro/E, Inventor, and others, but I imagine it's also the case there) you can change appearance of individual bodies and faces. Right click them and click the Appearance icon (a colored sphere). Not ideal, but you can get color discrimination within a single part that way.

Edit: Also, With a the appropriate render of just the gray CAD you could just use photoshop or gimp or similar to add the colors. It could be tricky to get the anti-aliasing just right.

StashZabriski 03-08-2011 11:58
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I took this one at the Lone Star Regional after we had set up the tubes on the outside of the field.

Its the best live view shot of the field that I have.

jhellr13 03-08-2011 14:09
Re: Empty Field Picture
 
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Originally Posted by StashZabriski (Post 1071767)
I took this one at the Lone Star Regional after we had set up the tubes on the outside of the field.

Its the best live view shot of the field that I have.
That picture is PERFECT!!! Thanks everyone for the help. You guys went above my expectations to help me out

rsisk 03-08-2011 14:19
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Originally Posted by jhellr13 (Post 1071780)
That picture is PERFECT!!! Thanks everyone for the help. You guys went above my expectations to help me out

This is ChiefDelphi after all, what else would you expect :D

jhellr13 03-08-2011 14:27
Re: Empty Field Picture
 
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Originally Posted by rsisk (Post 1071781)
This is ChiefDelphi after all, what else would you expect :D
true true

Duke461 03-08-2011 18:05
Re: Empty Field Picture
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by compwiztobe (Post 1071763)
In SolidWorks (can't say about Pro/E, Inventor, and others, but I imagine it's also the case there) you can change appearance of individual bodies and faces. Right click them and click the Appearance icon (a colored sphere). Not ideal, but you can get color discrimination within a single part that way.

Edit: Also, With a the appropriate render of just the gray CAD you could just use photoshop or gimp or similar to add the colors. It could be tricky to get the anti-aliasing just right.
Yeah, ive got Inventor.
I have very little experience with photoshop.
Ah well, he finally got the picture he needed. Its actually kind of surpising there wasnt a picture of a blank field that could be easily attained

StashZabriski 03-08-2011 18:17
Re: Empty Field Picture
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jhellr13 (Post 1071780)
That picture is PERFECT!!! Thanks everyone for the help. You guys went above my expectations to help me out
All you crazy engineers trying to get digitally created mock-ups of the field *shakes head*

Its so much easier to just go into the ole camera phone and pull off a photo :)


~Stash~
-Non-engineering mentor-


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