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GISpro:
I quite disagree. I believe the solution to Nigeria's problem is building responsible youths who cherish honesty and sincerity.

No matter the level of automation, there will still be need for human input.

pakingzzzzz:
Did you use an add on to model the trees and grasses, or did you just downloaded them off online? If so, where did you downloaded them. They look awesome..

pakingzzzzz:
Do you really need geometry tracking for placing objects in a background (live environment) ?
I don't think you really do.

Were you using geometry tracking for the dragon project you discontinued?

pakingzzzzz:
My wip.. I am trying to modell in a car into this tracked footage.. Then later I will have the car smash a 3D wall like it was smashing through one of the buildings going. It's got to be a physics simulation with rigid body..

I had to model that red car free hand.. I was in a haste so I couldn't get a reference /scale picture to model the car. I might rig it. But I don't think it needs rigging for the purpose I need it to..
Might as well rig it for future use on other shots..

post=80539437:
Rule 2 in life : If you throw stones at every dogs that bark at you on the road, you will never ever get to where you are going.

post=80540677:
Nigeria will be great again......in our lifetime.

MayorofLagos:
I will appreciate that you talk kindly of my King.

Olamilec:
Can we collaborate on projects @Nijabazaar, if yes then drop your contact here for me.
Whatsapp will be better

gaetano:
Choir sing along....

Since i was born, and now I am getting old, I have never seen an Igbo beggar.

Brothers have you seen....?

franchasng:
Great, I will reply the guy above.


Igbos also import all the things they sell in China, USA, Gabon, UK, Trinidad & Tobago, Japan, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Swaziland, Sao Tome, Togo, Cameroon, Barbados, etc So in all the countries of the world where Igbos excel in business, it is only by selling fake products that Igbos are succeeding even outside Nigeria

Have you ever been to Aba, Nnewi, etc Visit and see Igbo indigenous technology taking place. Have you heard of Made in Aba products that Cameroonians, Kenyans, Chadians, etc do come down to Aba to buy Chinese made products is even killing Made in Aba products that used to be popular.

At Nnewi, Igbos are building products using Igbo indigenous technology and craft, that was how Innoson Motors came to rise. There are hundreds of other smaller unknown Igbo Indigenous factories and productions plants in Nnewi, Awka, Aba, Emene Enugu, etc. Some manufacture automobile parts locally fabricated....some manufacture locally fabricated electrical parts, including spare parts fo motorbikes, bicycles, etc, make a visit to these places I named and see things for yourself and you will begin to respect Igbos more.

Even at Ladipo spare parts market in Lagos, Igbos are doing local fabrication there....doing wonders in Yoruba land too...why can't you visit and see for yourself

Visit South Korea, specifically itaewon city and see how many factories owned by Igbos in far away Korea. Most of the Igbos that own factories in Korea are silent billionaires who rarely visit Nigeria but are confirmed IPOB members, visit and find out.

It is only among Igbo tribe in Nigeria that you will see a rich man who does not even know the Local Government Chairman or governor of his state because his wealth is not linked to politics or government help....but name one rich and famous Hausa, Fulani, Yoruba man that made his money solely by himself without the help of politics, government either through Niger Delta crude oil, political contracts, political appointments, just name one or two.

But Igbos will on their own travel to far away cities and fold the sleeves of their shirts, fold their trousers, forget women, forget marriage, never go home for years and focus on learning one or two businesses, then they spend years or even decades doing that business until they perfect it and gradually become rich without the help of Nigerian government or politics.....while their Hausa, Fulani and Yoruba counterparts are busy using their political connections to secure federal government jobs, contracts, government appointments and favors....and later they turn around to say Igbos don't do good business or that Igbos are ritualists.

Yes we have some unscrupulous Igbos who engage in drug trafficking, we have them in all tribes and races of the world too...and yes Igbos outnumber other Nigerian tribes in drug trafficking....but Yorubas are the stakeholders of money ritual, so every tribe have their vices....but when it comes to business, give it up for Igbos if you are honest to yourself.

Anyway, I have discovered something in Nigeria; other Nigerian tribes must have a reason to hate on Igbos

Igbos take risks. They are the first to travel to cities and countries you can ever think of while you are in Nigeria forming Omonile and Oba that doesn't leave his region because his region is paradise for him according to your people.

Igbos are risk takers. They take risks you can't even imagine to startup their business.

For instance, me I am Igbo, I have Yoruba, Hausa, Fulani friends, some I schooled together with, others I did NYSC with and some I worked with during my working days.

While I decided to quit working to build my own business and company of my dream, my friends and mates from Yoruba, Hausa, etc tribes continued looking for new bigger pay jobs to earn fatter salaries with less risk and stress, some got federal government juicy jobs based on their political connections.

They took that route because it is easier, risk free, more dignifying and rewarding at the moment.

At least they dress corporate, put on ties, glittering shoes, clean ride, clean bag and organized office work with good pay.

They have time to go on vacations during their work leave, they post luxury pictures on Facebook, they get lots of likes and comments and respect for being working class.

While I folded my trousers, damned the fact that I am a graduate, threw away my certificates one side, shove pride aside and working hard on my goals.

Tomorrow when my company grows to become a big brand, people like you will come to analyze how Igbos don't do good business or how they are money ritualist.

If not for politics, Igbo man would have been the richest man in Nigeria. Dangote became so rich, all thanks to his political family background and helps he got from various northern controlled federal government for decades.

Same with most Yoruba billionaires; all their wealth can be traced to Niger Delta crude oil, u can quote me any time, any day

DateMynd44:
nobody should listen to these satanic songs...
playing these songs will quicken your journey to hell

DIKEnaWAR:
The most selfish person on the face of the earth: Genevieve is.

I understand that she is a private person and can choose to live like that or not, but there is a level you get to as a celebrity and you'd lend your voice to issues affecting your society. This is because a celebrity gathers more attention to a situation than ordinary folks.

Correct me if I am wrong, but Genevieve is yet to lend her voice to ENDSARS, RUGA, Leah Sharibu, Boko Haram, kidnappings etc etc. As long as it doesn't affect her, she will continue to take pictures and post while idiot's drool over them.

pakingzzzzz:
Suffice to say, I shoot with my Gionee android phone. But I have to drive up the camera resolution to the highest settings, to get a good detail of the environment for good tracking

pakingzzzzz:
Nice.. Try to Work on your lighting.. The direction of your light is wrong from the direction of light if the background video plate.. The shadows of the cgi don't correlate with the plate..
In the video, the light is coming from the back of the guy sitting on the fence. But your cgi seems to have light shinning on the front and back as well.

theGigolo:
Mehn boss you have unlocked godmode.

pakingzzzzz:
@ eidkrugger
That's a nice job.. I am more of a live footage guy. I love to make 3d objects interact with live footage..
After taking a sample shot of this environment, I made a sink hole and tracked it.. I will upload the video pretty soon..
Below is the before and after screenshot of it..

viyon02:
If the northeners think Yorubas were cowards that is not true, but there is one Yoruba proverb that says "when elders are in the market place, a child's head is not allowed to droop" we know the meaning of war and we don't want war, we are not unreasonable like the notherners, but let it be know that whenever yorubas decided to say no to this nonsense, Nigeria will know longer be one.

Eroms4life17:
One of the most dangerous kind of �. Black mamba very deadly

tommyken:
This is pure hatred towards Trump...He said nothing wrong in his statement other than the pure fact.

meme98:
Wetin b hohaa