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Topic: fake glass
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jstern
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posted 04-19-1999 04:46 PM
How can I make fake glass? Like, the kind which you can jump through and not kill yourself... |
Crazy Clayer
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posted 04-19-1999 06:48 PM
I have a book called The Prop Builders Molding and Casting Handbook and it tells two ways. Try to find it at an art store. |
Robotic Dream
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posted 04-20-1999 01:03 AM
Hello, Jstern!I've always wanted to make a window pane to smash through, but have never had the time to do it. I even own some low melt resin I bought from Alcone Theatrical Supplies. Lately, however, I've been entertaining doing the shot in the computer. I have a pretty decent physics simulation program for Lightwave 3d called "Impact", and have done a few simulations. I have yet to composite them in the scene, though. I would love to see this technique done by someone, if they have the time. Good luck! |
Stuntman
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posted 04-20-1999 03:42 AM
PLEASE BE CAREFUL!!!!!I have been cut on "safe" breakaway glass, if you land on it or slide across it, it can and will cut you! I prefer to use tempered glass, but with that you risk getting it in your eyes! (and they do not heal well). Treat all glass as such, remember, it's the simple gags that get you... Play safe, Nick |
Mr.Hassan
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posted 04-20-1999 05:31 AM
Hello Jestren.
If you have a video card in your pc for eksample a miro video dc 10 plus, you can make a move where you or some other actor/actress jump thru nothing. And then you put the move in to the pc and use a prog called truspace to make a fake glass put the object in ascii code in to a prog called exporer and then in adobe premiere to put the film together with the fake class.. [This message has been edited by Mr.Hassan (edited 04-20-99).] [This message has been edited by Mr.Hassan (edited 04-20-99).] |
jstern
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posted 04-20-1999 04:46 PM
Okay, thats all cool.But I was kind of thinking of the kind you bake in cookie sheets. I've heard of doing it and was hoping for some details. Do you do it with sugar water? Any info appreciated. | |
