Programmers needed(3D modeling/virtual tour)

[bechyni]

Was thinking of doing a project for my Music Lit. class which consists of a timeline from the Romantic period through 20th century music. Was trying to find someone to help me put together a program that is like a virtual tour. Have a room with paintings/art work of that time and then have music playing in the background. Then move onto the next room with a continuation of that era until it's done. Maybe thinking maybe a total of nine rooms in all plus or minus some.

If anyone knows anything about a project like this or think they could help wouldn't mind paying like 75$~ for it. Doesn't have to be to flashy just good enough to get a decent grade lol.

oh ib4 we're not doing your homework for you.

[Pikarya]

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint/

[Chun Liroy]

Not to get your hopes up, because I can't and don't know someone that knows how to do it. But do you mean something like when you virtually tour a house that is for sale online?

[bechyni]

Not to get your hopes up, because I can't and don't know someone that knows how to do it. But do you mean something like when you virtually tour a house that is for sale online?

Yeah that's what I'm trying to do; thought it would be cool. If not I'll probably just do some bs on powerpoint or build a model

[Eliseos]

This would take a decently large amount of work, moreso than is worth for a music project/$75.

[Chun Liroy]

Sounds like it would take a lot of 3d modeling.

[bechyni]

This would take a decently large amount of work, moreso than is worth for a music project/$75.

Didn't know much about it just kinda put the idea out there. If it comes out to be that much work then not gonna worry with it lol

[Pikarya]

Edit textures
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Profit!

[Minions]

Edit textures
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Profit!

Awesome, too bad I don't know of a way of changing each individual wall since I'm sure it only has the ability of repeating one texture. That would be epic if you used that though.

[Aleth]

Sounds like you want to make a mod for something like Unreal.

Edit: Does it have to be interactive? It would be coolest that way, but absolutely the most work.

[Cayos]

If I'm understanding what you're trying to do, it wouldn't be too difficult to download 3d Studio Max, create a couple walls/ceiling, create a couple rectangular Prisms about the size of a painting, apply textures of paintings to the prisms, distribute accordingly along the wall, and then create a curvy line type thing going through the house/doors that a camera follows. Render, apply music in adobe premiere, and done. It would be quick and dirty but it wouldn't be too difficult. The hard part would be getting the house textures right so it didn't look like crap. It would be even easier to just create a windows maze thing.

If that is what you want, I might be able to do it for you.

[Aleth]

Max? I say Maya!

Edit: I agree a non-interactive vidjo would be easiest.

[Botosi]

An interactive one would be a ton of more work/time. If someone could find me a copy of Lightwave 9.0 I could try and make a non-interactive one, but no promises on how it would look as I stopped making 3D stuff ~3 years ago.

Edit: If non-interactive, any idea on how long you would want the video to be OP?

[bechyni]

non-interactive... would only need to last about three to four minutes tops. Just enough time to play a few clips of songs from that era while looking at the artwork~

[Talint]

You could just use UDK, I imagine. UDK makes shit really, really easy.

[Botosi]

I'll try to find a version of Lightwave. I was going to try and find one and start making up 3D again anyways so I'll see what I can do.

[Jefe]

75 bucks for this? You must be insane. Anyway, there's a programme that allows you to render images and map it sorta like google maps transitions. It looked pretty cool. Sadly, I can't remember the name.

[bechyni]

if you get it and find it pretty easy let me know and I can PM the specifics for it. like what for each room/music etc

[Ksandra]

afk contacting OP's professor.

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someone had to say it

[bechyni]

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