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t_3
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body.jpg
just a test rendering; if anybody's interested (and doesn't already know it), the polygon data is available free (under cc share alike license) here:
ftp://ftp.dbcls.jp/archive/bodyparts3d/
there are two versions; low-res with about 6mio tris (like in this rendering), and highres about 5 times this size, both versions with around 1500 different .obj files :shock: covering the whole (male) human anatomy.
there is also a web-frontend: http://lifesciencedb.jp/bp3d/?lng=en

... next step into this needs to be a script to organize all those parts into material groups ;)
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Great rendering and thank you for sharing.
1000 parts, uhhh thats a lot.
Would you mind to share the assembled file?
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Refracty wrote:Great rendering and thank you for sharing.
1000 parts, uhhh thats a lot.
Would you mind to share the assembled file?
could be license a problem to redistribute that in any other than the given form, but i'm currently writing a tool that can be used to combine the various .obj files into a new (single) one, and also creates a .mtl for it, based and a few selections and filters...
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how did you light it?
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t_3 wrote:i'm currently writing a tool that can be used to combine the various .obj files into a new (single) one, and also creates a .mtl for it, based and a few selections and filters...
Thats cool.
Thank you.
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