How To Render For N00blets

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  1. Otaku23

    Otaku23 Well-Known Member

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    To start, you need to find a pic, like this one!

    Then go around the outside, with polygonal lasso tool, or any custom selecter your program has to offer, leaving about 1/2 an inch of background there. Now save as -character/place-render1st1.PNg<<Very important!

    Then, go around it again, taking more off this time, having about 1/8th of an inch left, and you may want to zoom in to about 400% to 600% and save as -thing-render1st2.PNG

    On your third way around, take all of it out! leave nothing in the pic, other than your object. Save as -thing-render1final.PNG
     
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    shouldnt this be in the tutorial section since its telling you how to cut out/render B)
     
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    nice and easy tut not very detailed tho but i agree shouldn't be this in the tutorial section ?
     
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    That render is extremely small. :P
     
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    Usually not how I do it....but good tut..
     
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    nice i use the polygonal lasso but mine are all crap lol
     
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    Ive really never thought of using it like that, but what if you try to use it on a big render?
    Also, this needs to be moved.
     
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    Not a bad tut. Good for very new people.
     
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    Could you make a tutorial more detailled about this please? The n00blet don't understand. :(
     
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    yea this should beo n tutorials i think
     
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    Sorry, not how I do it either, and I do use polygonal lasso, thanks for the comments thoguh, and remember, this is for noobs to learn how to render...
     
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    Doesn't matter, still works, or you can wand it which take too much time for my liking...
     
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    I want to know how joujou works :D but nice tut :D
     
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    cant u just do it all at 1ce :P
     
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    nice tut for naabs much love
     
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