Transform with X-Ray effect

I am trying to do something like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fU_BtdBjPI Where a character “Transforms” in to something else like in an animation when it walks through some kind of scanning type thing that changes it. A user posted a Tutorial on this awhile back but now all of the files are corrupt and outdated.

Hope someone can help,
Cody Stugelmayer

Begin to animate a blend texture “offset Z” setting, to see, set as “stencil”, then add a texture over it …

edit :
Can play with the ramp of the blend texture to get it as wou want !

Hey Thanks delic. That is what I was looking for.

For anyone who doesn’t know how to do what delic said here you go:
Learn Stencil Mapping here http://vimeo.com/3837224
Learn animate a texture herehttp://www.cogfilms.com/tutorials/Animated-Procedural-Textures.pdf

Tip: When animating you need to have your “Node Network” Material selected under “shading”. (That is where the Node work you did I the first video is)

The .blend file in attached It was made in 2.49b, aso here is the link to my test http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2I01vDPQI_8

Attachments

X-Ray 17.blend (343 KB)

could you pleas provide a file, i’ve become interested in this effect now :slight_smile:

I just updated my post with how to do this. The file was made in 2.49b

I just realized the textured paints don’t stay once you save a file for some reason, so the .blend file I have up won’t do the same thing like in the video it will only be a yellow plane that doesn’t do anything. Lol I think we can all make a yellow plane that doesn’t do anything. So I will try and fix it and put the new file up soon

Does anyone know how to animate a 2nd stencil map? (3rd and 4th stencil map as well)

I have re-worked the Effect, and now it is a yellow UVSphere and that has a stencil that is animated (2nd Material is clear) but once I duplicate all of the textures, and nodes to have an inner, I can’t figure out how to animate that stencil map. The inner is a Blue UVSphere with the 2nd Material as clear. You can see what I have in this video so far. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUmpTvKKGng

I just uploaded the .blend file, and I posted a new test video. Hope It Helps

Now that I got the Idea down and know how to make the effect, next thing I would like to do is change the color after the “X-Ray” passes. Anyone know how I can go about doing this?

FYI I’m trying to use the “X-Ray” To transform an object in to a diffrent one.