Rendering a Book
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I'm trying to render a 3D Book on android which I can wrap the pages ( page curling) , I've tried to load an MD2 file which has the flipping animation of the page and rendered the book as a .3DS file , but there is a problem that I can set texture of a specific page at real time using MD2 files .. For example , I would like to render the TOC page then after flipping I render the Chapter 1 Page and its animated. . whats the best approach for that ?
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Yes, but what kind of file format should I use I only have .obj , .3ds, and MD2 ...
can I set textures (pages) in real time ? and its animated model ??
can I set textures (pages) in real time ? and its animated model ??
The one that is most convenient for you.
can I set textures (pages) in real time ?
What do you mean here? you already got some kind of model loader, which loads a model
into your application you simply have to assign it a different texture.
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OK , Thanks.
Regarding assigning the Page model to the book , is there a neat way better than that ? . The page doesn't look like that its a part of the book itself ..
Regarding assigning the Page model to the book , is there a neat way better than that ? . The page doesn't look like that its a part of the book itself ..
I don't exactly get what "assigning the Page model to the book" means. It is the job of an artist to make the model and animation look good.
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No , I mean the book itself is a model and the page itself will be a model , how do I "attach" the page to the book ?
I don't know about obj and md2 but in the 3ds file format you can have two different objects in the same file.
So for example you can create a model which contains two objects: book and page and programatically replace the texture on the page object.
So for example you can create a model which contains two objects: book and page and programatically replace the texture on the page object.
I guess the easiest way would be to animate it in the modeling program itself, but this way requires you to be able to handle animations in your selected file format.
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