Post by zebrino on Mar 24, 2020 14:09:56 GMT -5
Hi guys. I downloaded Blendr a couple months ago, and immediately set about trying to make the beige AGA stove and awesome stovehood/wall tiles from the movie Practical Magic:
It's a lot harder than I anticipated
. I have had a good crack at meshing, and made an oven mesh that I at least was pretty proud of. An AGA oven that covered two floortiles, that looked just as it does in the movie. The problem was when I installed the CC, the oven was flipping all over the place. The rigging was all out of whack. And no matter how much I tried, I could not get that stovehood to scale nor get the walltile textures to align when applied to a room. I checked out these forums for help, but after seeing similar problems and trying to understand them... I think it's beyond my paygrade (or certainly my non-existent understanding of rigging/tuning animated parts). I'm no modder and completely new to all this.
I know it's a big ask, but if anyone could make that oven hood, stove and wall tile texture... you would be crowned awesome.
Alternatively, because I know I'm new, I would be equally grateful if you tell me how you might go about creating these items from scratch.
Best,
Zebrino
It's a lot harder than I anticipated
. I have had a good crack at meshing, and made an oven mesh that I at least was pretty proud of. An AGA oven that covered two floortiles, that looked just as it does in the movie. The problem was when I installed the CC, the oven was flipping all over the place. The rigging was all out of whack. And no matter how much I tried, I could not get that stovehood to scale nor get the walltile textures to align when applied to a room. I checked out these forums for help, but after seeing similar problems and trying to understand them... I think it's beyond my paygrade (or certainly my non-existent understanding of rigging/tuning animated parts). I'm no modder and completely new to all this.I know it's a big ask, but if anyone could make that oven hood, stove and wall tile texture... you would be crowned awesome.
Alternatively, because I know I'm new, I would be equally grateful if you tell me how you might go about creating these items from scratch.
Best,
Zebrino