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jaharoni

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  1. Many thank yous!! Soon as I get home I'm going to put this to practice, I get what you're saying here. I'll be sure to report back with the final piece. Thank you for the sample file as well, super helpful 🤙
  2. Grandmaster suits you v v well, all good points you bring up. I honestly am messing with ideas to challenge what is perceived as visually incorrect but I fear that my ideas are just that sometimes. Let's start simple and get the image projected to the inside of the globe. I can manipulate the entirety of the sphere to rotate with a camera projection which would have the desired effect but in a visually coherent way. The sphere will be resting/floating on a hand with a transforming object within it, the background image is serving as a scene to add depth and dimension to the overall object. You definitely understand and I can't thank you enough for your time in unraveling my mess 😅
  3. Wanted to bump this in hope of finding a solution. Appreciate any guidance 🙏
  4. Thank you so much for the detailed reply, happy Monday! I've attached the working file here for reference... In re to the globe: I've gotten hollowed out using a cloth surface object and added thickness to it. I have a "floor" inside the globe that'll be water eventually (fingers crossed). To try and clarify where I'm stuck: I have an image (also attached) that I'd like to have act as a background image inside the globe, like an inner wallpaper, but when the globe moves or rotates, and subsequently all objects within, the image will always appear to be static. I feel like this is something for camera mapping perhaps? Glass Orb.c4d
  5. Hey all, happy to be here with a question and guidance. I've searched for a couple of days and can't seem to figure this out,... I currently have a simple glass orb that that will be snow globe esque with objects inside. I'd like to project an image on the inside as a scene that will rotate and move with the orb itself (not sure the correct term for this sorry). Don't have access to the c4d file currently but I'm good with instructions and can dive in when I'm back at the PC. Appreciate even the reading of this!!
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