My Cell-Shading Experiment on 3ds Max.

[Sid]

Well, I was kinda bored playing same old Games, so I finally decided to open up 3ds Max and do some stuff on my own.

Cell Shading was always my favorite. So, all I did was was to try that out.

I am not experienced user of 3ds Max, and my Modelling skills suck. But it's the Cell Shading I'm concerned with, not the Models.

Check this out - and Comments Please.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=JJjcJF_WPtw

[TheBB]

Don't really have any pretext to judge this against... But why not in creative concepts?

[SilverCrusader]

Well it does belong in creative concepts, but it is pretty neat :)

[GrassDragon]

I am huge fan of cel-shaded graphics. This is really cool.

Moving to CC.

[SgtHK]

Yes, it does look cool! I'm gonna try out the Cell Shader myself.

[U-238]

It's great for wireframes. ;)

[Sid]

Yes, it does look cool! I'm gonna try out the Cell Shader myself.

I made my own taking Ink 'n Paint as base.
I used a Noise with Stucco. Any better suggestions?

It's great for wireframes. ;)
Probably. But Latticing out a clone of Original Model and applying Cel-Shading will be a good idea. Thanks.

Anyway,
Can you tell how do I use Reactor with Manual Keyframing Animation? I mean I wanted to make a RagDoll Simulation, but it fails.

[SgtHK]

Can you tell how do I use Reactor with Manual Keyframing Animation? I mean I wanted to make a RagDoll Simulation, but it fails.

What happens when you try to preview the simulation?

[Sid]

I mean, when I keyframe it, then I go and watch Preview, and then the bodies behave as if there were no keyframes are assigned. They either stay where they are or fall down freely.