Modelling made easy!

[katanamaru]

http://www.wired.com/design/2013/09/jaw-dropping-software-that-makes-3d-models-from-any-old-photograph/

 

I love the future!

[Circa]

What the...

 

 

That's so legit. But can it do faces?

 

For those too lazy to watch the video:

 

[Tempust85]

I remember seeing a program that did something similar but certainly not with the same result.

[CaptainCrazy]

I seriously mean no offense by this but it should be called "modeling made lazy."

 

I mean where's the skill in this, where's the learning experience, where's the challenge that gets you a decent portfolio that you can be proud of?

[Milamber]

It's mainly something for image editors I'd say or for spicing up a scene in a movie you're making real quick, with objects you're not gonna be taking a closer look at. Really cool though xD

[katanamaru]

Yeah it may not be great for people or things that you want a lot of detail on, but for static background things it's perfect. Think of the time and money game developers could save with this.

[CrimsonStrife]

I didn't watch the video (not allowed to stream media at work) but I can't imagine something like that being optimal with verts.

[ChalklYne]

I didn't watch the video (not allowed to stream media at work) but I can't imagine something like that being optimal with verts.

Obviously not for gaming. but for video editing, and for getting rough templates going to be able to model over, it looks pretty friggin sweet.

[therfiles]

It's mainly something for image editors I'd say or for spicing up a scene in a movie you're making real quick, with objects you're not gonna be taking a closer look at. Really cool though xD

 

Didn't think of that...video editing effects would be amazing!

[Futuza]

That's it, I give up on coding Imma be a modeller now.

[katanamaru]

That's it, I give up on coding Imma be a modeller now.

I no write!