3d to 2d objects

[Margu]

I’ve just imported some 3dsmax models with colldafile and it works pretty well. Now I want this models to looks 2d like in this video: 05242012
It’s like filling the whole model with a model ignoring edges and lights, is there a way to do it?
Thank you

[guest]

but i see some kind of shading in the video… so not sure what you mean. regarding your description, the constant shader should do what you want. https://vvvv.org/documentation/constant-(ex9.effect)
About shaders in general: https://vvvv.org/documentation/shader

[Margu]

I see constant shader looks good, but how can i apply a gradient instead of a single color?

[lecloneur]

Try velvet shading instead.

[guest]

@Margu

I see constant shader looks good, but how can i apply a gradient instead of a single color?

apply projected or flat texture mapping in maya and generate uv coordinates from that mapping. should do in theory

Then put a gradient texture on the mesh in v4

[Margu]

I tried with dyinamic texture but it’s not working because it adapts to the model.

@guest

apply projected or flat texture mapping in maya and generate uv coordinates from that mapping. should do in theory

I have to do this part of the work in vvvv if its possible.

@lecloneur

Try velvet shading instead.

Can’t find anything like this in vvvv

[Margu]

This is really close to the solution, but the gradient follows the camera when moving into the space. I can’t find the perfect shader!

[guest]

try ProjectedTexture (EX9.Effect) | vvvv

[Margu]

@guest

try ProjectedTexture (EX9.Effect) | vvvv

Wow, that’s what i need. Can you send the patch?
Thank you!!!

[guest]

thats basically the help patch of the node

• Gradient (EX9.Texture Source) | vvvv

[Margu]

@guest

thats basically the help patch of the node+ Gradient (EX9.Texture Source) | vvvv

Thank you, i made it!!!

[guest]

cool. thats some nice look you aiming for, curious to see where you going with it. show us wehn you get there if possible. cheers

[lecloneur]

by the way : Velvety | vvvv