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microsoft / fluentui-emoji

A collection of familiar, friendly, and modern emoji from Microsoft
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3D Source #14

Open cgrobb opened 2 years ago

cgrobb commented 2 years ago

Thanks for opening this work up!

Was surprised to see that the "3D" data is not in source form, but rendered form. That really limits what kinds of remixing and (machine) learning can be done. What plans are there to provide this?

Zee2 commented 2 years ago

+1! 3D and AR/VR creators everywhere would love to see the actual 3D emojis published, for proper display in immersive applications.

cnkurzke commented 2 years ago

I agree with @cgrobb - having actual 3D sources would make this MUCH more useful.

It would allow us to create actual modifications to the 3D emoji, which is nearly impossible in the PNG format. It would also allow other uses, like conversion to STL for 3D Printers.

For example a great data format would be the X3D file format. This format is widely used in the 3D modeling community.

The standard: https://www.web3d.org/ Or also: https://doc.x3dom.org/gettingStarted/background/index.html

geuis commented 2 years ago

Also want to add to what others are saying about the flat png format for 3D. It isn't 3D.

If these were at least height/bump/displacement or even normal maps, we could use them as 3D assets. As-is, these aren't usable as such.

theuserbl commented 2 years ago

And where are SVG versions of it? They are only as png.

bignutty commented 2 years ago

And where are SVG versions of it? They are only as png.

In the Color directory for each emoji, would probably be good to explain the directory structure in the readme.

jasoncuster commented 2 years ago

Hey gang! Thanks for the feedback - we are discussing this. If we did, we'd really want to set expectations as explained here the emoji aren't fully 3D, they are created in 3D space to look great as a flat object.

Also thanks @justsomederpystuff for the suggestion on the clear file types in the readme. We have it in the Figma files, but it's a great idea to include here as well.

cnkurzke commented 2 years ago

Thanks Jason for being open to the suggestions. Let us know if you need help, for example converting the files to/from different file formats. e.g. see https://blog.photopea.com/photopea-4-6-open-figma-files.html

There are some Open Source ways to convert Figma files into other formats, but the best resullts would likely be to convert at export time.

NayamAmarshe commented 2 years ago

Would be great if we could at least get the 3D ones in 1024px or a guide to convert them ourselves. We wouldn't need source if we could get them in high-res.

bignutty commented 2 years ago

Would be great if we could at least get the 3D ones in 1024px or a guide to convert them ourselves. We wouldn't need source if we could get them in high-res.

@NayamAmarshe You can use svg files from inside of the Color directories for each emoji to render variants for any size you want.

NayamAmarshe commented 2 years ago

Would be great if we could at least get the 3D ones in 1024px or a guide to convert them ourselves. We wouldn't need source if we could get them in high-res.

@NayamAmarshe You can use svg files from inside of the Color directories for each emoji to render variants for any size you want.

But they're different from the 3D ones. Lacking in shadow and depth.