My entry in the February 2017 3D Scanning Challenge.
A few weeks ago my son made me a “book” with paper towels, highlighter markers and staples. Best book I ever got.
I took a picture of each page, front and back, mapped it onto a mesh in Blender, added staples and headed to the internet to learn lattice deformations, shape keys and basic animations - my first animation!
The normal and roughness maps for the paper towel were created with Substance Desginer 6’s new photogrammetry scan processing nodes .
Each page has an annotation translating second-grade spelling to English. Pause the animation or scrub through manually to read them.
Included in the download: - The .blend file with lattice, animation, and textures - 2k paper towel albedo, height, rough, and normal textures created with SD6 - The .sbs file used to create the material
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