March 2015 Video Tutorial -- Creating a Casino Poster Part 2

[csehz]

Thanks Stygg feel free to use them anywhere, maybe it is a kind of division of Xone labour at Easter time

[stygg2003]

Thanks Stygg feel free to use them anywhere, maybe it is a kind of division of Xone labour at Easter time

Well you made it to the Billboard Csehz and there is no charge

Stygg

[csehz]

That is also a nice one Stygg, I was just considering yet how to draw card back side pattern and got to this conclusion:



HouseOfCards.xar

And so after even a house of cards was not too far away

[stygg2003]

That's clever thinking Csehz, those card backs look pretty convincing, well done. I've got a full deck of cards now with fronts and backs.

Stygg

[stygg2003]

Found a pretty good brick tile that fits in well behind the Casino Night image and in keeping with the rest of the building

Stygg

[csehz]

Stygg yes confirming that is definitely an improvement, it did not look missing from the before picture but added more reality to the last one. So you found a good usage of a seamless tiled bitmap

[Rik]

Stygg that looks really real,

I am not sure when or how I would get to the finished poster phase, if someone maybe also in the middle then eventually can use some poker chips, the file contains a flat and an extruded version

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Hi Stygg.
Did you try and do the 3D Poker Chips, where the pattern on the top of the Poker Chip goes down the side as well?
As shown in the pic below:

[stygg2003]

Hi Stygg.
Did you try and do the 3D Poker Chips, where the pattern on the top of the Poker Chip goes down the side as well?
As shown in the pic below:

Rik I used one of the chips Csehz uploaded, drew two shapes and grouped the lot.

Stygg

[Rik]

Nice one, Stygg.

Mine took quite a bit of work!
That's because I was determined to see how far I could get with the 3D Extrude Tool.

Having started, I then found that there were issues that needed to be sorted. But, I was going to keep going!

So, here's what I did.
It takes longer to describe what I did, than it actually takes to do.

There's probably a different way, and maybe easier, but, I couldn't find it!

[Gare]

Nice one stygg, and technically, the only difference between a professional and a hobbyist is that a professional gets paid!

And sometimes the paying work isn't as good as that done by a hobbyist.

Truth.

-g