[da-coder]

Howdy guys. Got a lot of spare time at the moment (but not much cash) so I've been working on making a visualizer where you can see what your Z will look like with different rims, paint, etc.

Any feature requests? I haven't hosted it yet but here is a quick showcase:

If this already exists somewhere please let me know. Thanks!

 

[da-coder]

Made a tracker on Trello for these. I'll update it when they are added.
Will likely be today. Working on the GUI now.

Trello

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[da-coder]

Progress update:

I switched the lighting to a daytime scene for testing.
Need to tweak a few other material settings for it to look accurate.
Let me know which wheels i need to create in 3d to add. Enkei RPF1's are already on the list.
The ones shown here are Enkei TFR's.

 

[da-coder]

Are you doing the modeling yourself or is that a model you found? Pretty accurate and detailed.

I did the wheels. The model was found for free. Surprisingly good detail for a free model! Made by Andrew Gasior:

Free 3d model - Honda CR-Z - Viz-People

www.viz-people.com

When i host it I'll have a section crediting each author.
I'm using a free environment map too.

 

[da-coder]

Update time:

 

[da-coder]

Don't think i mentioned the specifics of this. It's not a standalone app. I am designing this to hopefully be embedded in a site as a tool (maybe CRZforums?) or host it on AWS.
Added a few other options. Now that i've got the basics down I can focus on modelling new wheels / brakes / etc.

 

[da-coder]

Well it's ready to be hosted but every attempt at hosting I've found have their own method for loading resources and it breaks my implementation.
No point in adding more models and features if it never can be hosted.

Thinking i'll just retire this and if anyone wants the source code to pick up where I left off, just hmu.
I commented it fairly well. It's my first foray into JS so don't expect it to follow industry standards.

Really is a good reminder why I hate high level programming so much.