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Thaellin · 26th November 2003, 12:39 PM

Hullo,

AC3D uses external renderers, such as POVRay. By default, when you render an image there will be a BMP file created in the AC3D directory (titled the same as the filename you provide in the rendering dialog). You can convert BMPs to JPG with just about any rendering program.

I think in Windows you can also select 'save 3d view to PNG' or something similar (in the tools menu, I think).

As for pokemon, there are quite a few - start with the simple ones. I did a pikachu head the other night using a sphere and editing individual vertices. It wasn't terriffic, but my two-year old was amused.

Have fun,
-- Jeff

26th November 2003, 12:39 PM	#4
Thaellin Senior Member Professional user Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: British Columbia, Canada Posts: 255	Re: I Need a Litlle help . . .>_< Hullo, AC3D uses external renderers, such as POVRay. By default, when you render an image there will be a BMP file created in the AC3D directory (titled the same as the filename you provide in the rendering dialog). You can convert BMPs to JPG with just about any rendering program. I think in Windows you can also select 'save 3d view to PNG' or something similar (in the tools menu, I think). As for pokemon, there are quite a few - start with the simple ones. I did a pikachu head the other night using a sphere and editing individual vertices. It wasn't terriffic, but my two-year old was amused. Have fun, -- Jeff