| | Hey, I found a pretty cool way to keep locations consistent across generations. I took 20 photos of my “office” where I work, making sure each photo included a bit of the previous one so everything connected. I turned them into a refmod, although it probably doesn’t even need to be one. It’s basically a grid of all 20 photos in a single image, within 2048×2048 pixels, so I could probably just use that image as a regular reference. Then I added references for the fly, my cat, and the start and end frames. You can see the result — that’s my actual room, and everything looks right and sits exactly where it should 🙂 Workflow + reference images here: link EDIT: All the room photos need to be combined into one reference image. I tried using several separate images, but that didn’t work for me — the room wouldn’t stay consistent. Putting them all into a single grid is what made it work. submitted by /u/PATATAJEC |
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