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Re: Making / Finding Realistic Textures

In 2002 my old team (team 45 the Technokats) won the AutoDesk Technical Excellence Award for Animation. We won for our realism. In this we used many of the textures that are found within 3D studio Max. The key to making a texture look real is modifying it with plugins (built in ones not add ons) that are with in the program(s). For the animation you can look at www.technokats.org or if it is not there the Webmaster will be willing to send it to you.
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Andy Baker used me as a positve example at nationals in 2004!!!!!(Now who is the role model DJ????)

I was looking to start a team for my college for next year, but they got hooked up with a local JR High school doing BEST Robotics competition. Has anyone heard of this?
I was previously on the Technokats from 1998- 2002.

Last edited by gsensel : 08-01-2004 at 12:39. Reason: clarifying what i meant by plugins
 


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