BookGen is new addon for Blender that allows you to fill shelfs or cupboards with books – fast and easy.
Features:
- control width, height, depth, cover thickness and more parameters of the books
- use randomization to generate a variety of different books
- subsurf-ready
- automatic uv-unwrap for texturing
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I was waiting exactly for that ! THANKS very much!
You can add some soft cover in the next version thought :)
I sure this could be improved. But right now you can set spline_curl to 0, textblock_offset=0, hinge_inset = 0 and hinge_width = 0 to create a paperback-like look.
yes i notice that:) but I think more about randomize and mix the type. Thanks anyway!!!
Thanks you for your feedback. I might look into that.
Great! I was missing something like this for my interior scenes! Thank you very much mate!
i don't need it.... but i definitely want it!
this would have made a recent personal project a little bit easier lol
also, typo in the link.
Booger Generator. Yay. Perfect for realistic modeling.
Is there a list somewhere of Blender object generators? The thought has never crossed my mind that someone would need something like this, but apparently so. It made me wonder what other kinds of generators there may be. Are there furniture generators? Window, door and/or frame generators? Automotive generators? I remember seeing some tree generators, I'm aware of MakeHuman, I also remember one or two cityscape generators. I can't even begin to imagine what other types of generators there may be. I think it would be handy to have a central listing of all known generators, and what versions of Blender they may or may not work with.
I know this may seem lazy, but sometimes you just need to throw something together quickly and such resources can come in handy.
the official list of addons is here :http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Extensions:2.6/Py/Scripts
but there are some not included scattered around the forums.
archimesh is for windows and doors,
Great tool, thanks for sharing!
If only I had this when I made this work! (First seconds) http://youtu.be/WsUE6-dUQHI
indescribably useful. THANKYOU!!!