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1. From the tools bar
click on Enable mask , and from the Mask rollout click on “Create mask”. The 3D flat
surface disappears because the mask has completely
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2. Form Mask
rollout set the brush Dimension and Transparency as
shown in the picture. |
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3.
Click on Mask Line and
with the LEFT button of the mouse start drawing the
window’s perimeter. We outline the polygon in blue. You
will notice that while you continue with the drawing,
the part of the photo that has been enclosed inside the
polygon will now be in the background relative to the 3D
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4. Click on
Fill up Mask and
using the LEFT button of the mouse, click inside the polygonal
area you have previously drawn. This command will fill up the
internal area, bringing a part of the 3D surface to the
foreground. |
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7. From the
Properties menu select “Load Texture” and select
C:/Programs/3DGeniuX/Tutorials/006/texture.jpg
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10. From
"Property" window>"Load Texture" and load
C:/Programs/3DGeniuX/Tutorials/006/texture.jpg |
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11.
Fro menu Modify>Copy, after Modify>Paste. Move
the new object with the values shown
below. |
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| Open "Light" rollout and setup
light. |
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