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dont rule out R4s1n's entry on the simplylightwave site joe, that could compete too
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Thanks joed8349!! :attn:Originally posted by joed8349
Coming along very nicely, at least someone can compete with Vim's pinball machine.
Thanks tick135. I took this model as an opportunity to reinforce what I just learned with the last comp. Alot of these disp maps I made in photoshop.. a few in zbrush.Originally posted by t1ck135
I'd better read up on using displacement maps as they are working realy well with your model
dont rule out R4s1n's entry on the simplylightwave site joe, that could compete too
Here is my latest update. I worked on all the textures and modeled a few new things. I'm using final gather only right now and experimenting with object lighting.. Eventually I want to add global illumination and make this an interior scene. This took about 20min to render.
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This was rendered in Mental Ray using a HDRI, Global Illumination, and Final Gather. No maya lights are used.
I am trying to find the best way to render this for realism. I still need to model and uv map a few things. I am doing renders along the way.
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yup agree.. It is very cool ... I'd like to make some of my own .hdr'sOriginally posted by THX1138
Ya gotta love HDRI, it really brings out the textures.
Well I'm not sure where to point you but I've been experimenting with some stuff off these sites..Originally posted by magicsy
come along really good, sorry to ask but where did u get ure hdri's? i cant seem to find any good ones.
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https://gl.ict.usc.edu/HDRShop/
Some light probes and a lot of links to check out:
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There are not a whole lot of .hdr images readily available, as far as I can tell. You might search on .hdr and hdri images.. worldwide.. and on japanese search engines.. I always find interesting texture maps and stuff on japanese sites. With HDRshop you can make your own .hdr's I'm still learning it.. looks like it has alot of features.. Its also useful for converting weird formated hdri images into angular maps etc..
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