I've seen some stunning GPL movies so I presume there are similar
tools for N2003?
I make sponsorship proposal renders for a privateer race team, and I
think an additional selling aid over and above the z-mod renders I
currently use, would be for the potential customer to "see" what their
car would look like going around a circuit.
This is an area I have not looked into before so would appreciate if
anyone out there can point me to getting started guide. I've done a
quick google search but can't filter out the noise.
Cheers,
Mark
http://www.v8thunder.com/
Mark,
MovieStudio XP works well for me. You can find it at
http://www.ruutulippu.net/moviestudio/index.html
Steve
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> I've seen some stunning GPL movies so I presume there are similar > tools for N2003? > > I make sponsorship proposal renders for a privateer race team, and I > think an additional selling aid over and above the z-mod renders I > currently use, would be for the potential customer to "see" what their > car would look like going around a circuit. > > This is an area I have not looked into before so would appreciate if > anyone out there can point me to getting started guide. I've done a > quick google search but can't filter out the noise. > > Cheers, > > Mark > http://www.v8thunder.com/Mark wrote:
As far as I know, all the apps for GPL also work with N2003.
There's a new version of GPLCCM (the flying camera) which now works with
N2003 and the current moviestudioXP also works with it.
There's stuff in here
http://forum.racesimcentral.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=223
related to GPL but 99% is also relevant to papy nascar games.
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> I've seen some stunning GPL movies so I presume there are similar > tools for N2003? > > I make sponsorship proposal renders for a privateer race team, and I > think an additional selling aid over and above the z-mod renders I > currently use, would be for the potential customer to "see" what their > car would look like going around a circuit. > > This is an area I have not looked into before so would appreciate if > anyone out there can point me to getting started guide. I've done a > quick google search but can't filter out the noise. > > Cheers, > > Mark > http://www.v8thunder.com/"Stephen Houchen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<YK8Ta.332900$[email hidden]>...
> Mark,
>
> MovieStudio XP works well for me. You can find it at
> http://www.ruutulippu.net/moviestudio/index.html
>
> Steve
Excellent. Thanks, mate :)
Does anyone know of any movie making forums about where I can learn
from other people's mistakes?
Cheers,
Mark
