[Bf-funboard] cutouts and premade objects for blender
Zetryo Arschane
yetzero at GameBox.net
Mon Oct 25 20:28:28 CEST 2004
Great idea. In that case, maybe some sort of mesh output file could be
created for porting just the models in a 'clean' way.
On mon, 25-10-2004 at 08:29, Konrad Haenel wrote:
> I've been thinking a lot about a repository for Blender-models /
> materials etc. with a flexible license-system. The idea would be that
> artists could upload their models and select a license from a choice of
> premade licenses to add to them (like "public domain", "open content
> license", even commercial licenses etc.). Add in some rating system a
> good searchability and this might become on of the hotspots of
> Blender-artwork.
>
> By adding a shopping-system to this it might be an alternative to sites
> like turbosquid revolving exclusively around blender, something I could
> really use.
>
> Tom Musgrove wrote:
>
> > A lot of 3d, cad, and 'previz' tools have premade objects, cutouts,
> > etc. to save users time so that they can spend their creative energys
> > on stuff that is more central to their design.
> >
> > I was thinking that we might encourage contribituions of useful
> > objects by perhaps offering rewards of coder time in exchange for
> > donated works.
> >
> > Ie some things that it would be worthwhile to have artists contribute
> > to would be morph targets for makehuman, as well as new morph objects
> > (such as dogs, etc.), settings for interesting and useful textures.
> > Furniture and assorted mundane housing items, trees and bushes,
> > flowers, and assorted exterior items, cars and assorted vehicles.
> >
> > Perhaps set up some sort of karma point system or such and then the
> > artist assigns the karma points to tools and ideas that they would
> > like implemented. Similarly the coder who accomplishes the project
> > could assign the karma to either other coding projects they are
> > interested in or to art work they would be interested in having done.
> >
> > As long as all contributions are of an 'open' license nature, then I
> > think it could be a win win all around.
> >
> > Do you think this would be worthwhile to do?
> >
> > Tom M.
> > LetterRip
> >
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