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structure synthby ~batjorge

Digital Art / 3-Dimensional Art / Abstract

an experiment with a program called Structure Synth [link]
some postwork with cs4.

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*boot-cheese-3000 Nov 21, 2012

How easy is it to learn this software? I'm trying to find tuts on it and they're very scarce. I would LOVE to play with this along with the fractal software the guy has on his site.

~batjorge Nov 21, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

the GUI (user interface) is not the most friendly, i recognize. You must have some idea of 3d stuff and maths. i'm not very with these programs as you see

in school was bad at maths...
I've tried changing variables at the left on the program to see what happens, so you discover what happens

*boot-cheese-3000 Nov 22, 2012

ok so you fiddle around with it is what you're telling me. Sounds like something I would do anyways and yes, I am familiar with 3D software: I own Cinema4D, Maya and 3DS Max (which I haven't used yet nor Mudbox). I also own Blender but I hate that software, it's so intimidating when you look at the interface but the results are beautiful. That software was the reason why I upgraded to C4D.

Is it as difficult as Blender or easy like Bryce 1nce you follow the guides on the website?

~batjorge Nov 22, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I was doing some 3dmax in the past and used this program to export the mesh. maybe one day i post them here

I've used a lot of programs in the past from Bryce, Poser, terragen etc. I agree that Blender was always a brick in my hands

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I think Structure Synth is even less user-friendly as blender and i don't have used it much. Just follow you curiosity

what you can lose?
anyway I was always a self-taught person, and don't followed much tutorials and don't make anyone (for now)
have a nice day

*boot-cheese-3000 Nov 23, 2012

ahhhh I see, I figured you were just exporting the 3D obj files into other software like C4D or 3DSMax. Sounds more like TopMod except that's for meshing fractals into 3D obj but more tuts and much easier to use. I also own Terragen but haven't used it since I dl'ed it, which was back in 2008 or 09. I might have to explore that again, very awesome results with that software 1nce you know how to use it. The fact that you tell me it's less user-friendly than Blender is scaring me though homes...........

and please do post your work with the 3D modeling software. I'd like to see it. Hell maybe I should do the same, I got alot of artwork stored up and unfinished.

~batjorge Nov 23, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

thanks for all. Of course one of these day i'll post them. want to see yours too!

good luck!

*boot-cheese-3000 Nov 24, 2012

oh yeah, the parameters/coordinates on the left side of the display window, you can copy/paste those and put them on dA couldn't you? I've seen those same parameters for other software like Context Free Art: [link]

here's an example of what I mean: [link]
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and here's some "game" that has the same type of format: [link] (pretty fun and easy: just draw, to change the coordinates click the edit button and a drop-down menu will appear on the left. Apparently you can save this stuff too as you can see).

Now that you see what I'm talking about is it possible to save and swap parameters to be used?

~batjorge Nov 24, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I know ContextFreeArt but never used it seriously and it's similar.
Sadly i must say i've might lost the *.es file, cause many HD fails in the past, and couldn't find it