The back up plan was making the diffuse map in a standard texture a fall off, and changing the gradient to solid each time i wanted to see a change. My initial thought was a sub-objects material type, however the material map for the character wouldn't map around the object the same way as a standard map for whatever reason. Tedious, but it works.Ī problem I didn't think of previously was How on earth I'm going to make the characters blink and change facial expressions and such. Rendering sets of frames at a time, then editing as I need to. Made some good use of the different Cat Motion layers, using the absolute layer to grab the final scene of the never ending walk cycle and allowing me to further edit it using +L Layers. This allows them to be easily edited into After Effects and adding styles specific to the characters that make them that little more different from the backgrounds.
Setting up the scenes in Max is simple enough, just render them with no environment map, in a. With the scenes being rendered from 3DS Max, what's next on the agenda? (Wordy post, inc.)
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