Rim blur?

[VSMaster]

Hello everyone

Someone knows how to make the rims blur? I know it's possible but I can't make them from the texture, or it depends from the texture "shape"?

[Daddi80]

as always...no one reply....

[VSMaster]

[matty0l215]

This is more a question for Piboso

Not many people know this sort of thing....

[giopanda]

maybe i can help!
mind that i did it on mxbikes so maybe the texturing system works a bit differently..
but basically the rim blur it's just a blurred texture.
i uvmapped the rims (and the wheel itself) as rectangles, so to have them blurred i just applied motion blur in photoshop.
in case you have them in circle just apply radial blur.
then follow the naming convention (again, if it's the same as in mxb) described here
Tyres

but if you're talking about the rims 'spokes' then i don't know..and i actually think it's not possible, that's why blurring the texture is a bit useless, because in screenshots you have blurred tire logos but the spokes are still..

[VSMaster]

It's possible.  Javi told me how to but it's complicated

[giopanda]

is it possible to actually blur the 3d model?
interesting

[Manu]

It is not possible to blur a 3d object.

[Myst1cPrun3]

Pibosos M2 does it.

If you watch the wheels they like flick to a 2d version at a certain speed (assuming it's an LOD change) and then blurs

But the effect looks much worse than just leaving it alone

[Manu]

Pibosos M2 does it.

If you watch the wheels they like flick to a 2d version at a certain speed (assuming it's an LOD change) and then blurs

But the effect looks much worse than just leaving it alone

There is no 3D blur on the M2 rims. It is simply a blurry texture that is activated when the wheel is moving. A separate 3d model with a blurred texture must be used.