iPhone plugin vibrating tongue: iLickr

dreamache

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I kid. I've been learning 3D with a free 3d app (blender) and that's my first piece of work, too much fucking fun. If anyone's interested in learning 3d, I can link to the tuts I watched.
 


If it were real I bet you would get at least 1000 pre-orders from wickedfire alone
 
Bro, that shit is brilliant. I was about to buy one for my girlfriend.

Not even joking, that's the sad part.
 
Surface not rough enough for my liking.
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4.3/10

(that's feckin' cool for a first go! Post the tuts!)

I really wanted to get an accurate tongue surface, but I'm too newb.

I followed about 7 of these vids, well spoken instructor, perfect for beginners:
Blender - YouTube 0 The 2 part cup tutorial (only 30 mins total) is the first tut I watched.

Then I'd watch these, all real short vids on materials/nodes:
Blender 2.6 - Cycles, Materials and Nodes - YouTube

and these:
Blender 2.6 - Cycles and Textures - YouTube

Intermediate fluid simulation tut (he moves fast, wouldn't watch this until you watched the others.)
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgwKPP2ZEjI]Create a Realistic Water Simulation in Blender - YouTube[/ame]

^- He also has a popular channel, I'm getting to the point where I can begin to follow / watch some of his stuff: (Andrew Price - YouTube)

I tried re-creating this:
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...but I'm still a bit too newb to get to that level of quality, somewhat close though:
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I really wanted to get an accurate tongue surface, but I'm too newb.

I followed about 7 of these vids, well spoken instructor, perfect for beginners:
Blender - YouTube 0 The 2 part cup tutorial (only 30 mins total) is the first tut I watched.

Then I'd watch these, all real short vids on materials/nodes:
Blender 2.6 - Cycles, Materials and Nodes - YouTube

and these:
Blender 2.6 - Cycles and Textures - YouTube

Intermediate fluid simulation tut (he moves fast, wouldn't watch this until you watched the others.)
Create a Realistic Water Simulation in Blender - YouTube

^- He also has a popular channel, I'm getting to the point where I can begin to follow / watch some of his stuff: (Andrew Price - YouTube)

I tried re-creating this:
sink_800_1x.png


...but I'm still a bit too newb to get to that level of quality, somewhat close though:
2lwqfrK.png

Your middle one would be perfect as an app icon, almost the right proportions too. The first image I mean.
 
Too schooled on Lightwave.

Getting used to a new 3D program feels like a fucking chore..

I'll try some, tho.

On your basin material, tone down the specularity a bit.

::emp::
 
I really wanted to get an accurate tongue surface, but I'm too newb.

I don't know a thing about Blender, but in 3dsMax you could accomplish this with a simple bump map texture; a grey scale image where lights are the raised areas and the darks are the recessed areas. You can then increase or decrease the intensity of the illusion it being a 3 dimensional surface. You must be able to do something like this in blender. I imagine you could get a pretty decent texture with just a bit of noise.
 
Now you need a tongue-hole device, so someone on the other end can put their tongue in it and make this one move.