a realistic method for making frosted glass. The problem that i have is i am ainterior designer and want to produce large panes (or smaller sections on larger panes) of frosted glass in an interior enviroment. At the moment i work in 3ds MAX creating the glass in there and apply a blur to it in photoshop. Iknow you can prob create frosted glass in 3ds MAX but it can be quite render heavy..
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Is illustrator the best to do this or should i use photoshop?
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I am trying to create 3D models that will be printed using a high quality 3D printer in Ultra Frosted Detail.
I am knowledgeable on how to draw my shapes and extrude them to 3D, but am curious is if I need to change the shapes to "solids" for the printer to print it that way? For instance, I have a model train car that I am working on, and I have attached the file below. What I did with this basically is drew the shapes and extruded them to the thickness that I needed (Measurements are actual size and will need scaled down after the model is complete).
So If I need to make them a solid, how do I accomplish that, and then join the separate objects into one complete model ready for printing?
P.S. If you need any details about this project, basically I am composing a railroad flat car, and have built the four sides as well as the top deck as separate pieces and will combine them all together as one.
2D Base Objects: This is the basic pieces in 2D wire that are drawn to life scale and have not yet been extruded to the proper width.
3D Rendering: This is a model i drew up before I realized I might need to make the pieces solids for 3D.
I have came to the step where you should add a layer mask, but im not understanding why should i need the layer i have try to add it but whats next i never get the same look as his ball : (.
One more thing when i try to flip a layer vertically the hole thing change, not only the layer : (. How should i do this, how should i flip it.
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