Just crank up the exponent...
Actually i think for a really good car shader you need a metal flake layer.

Very nice render psor. If you wanna fake a carpaint you could use a trick, copy the body of the car, scale it just a bit bigger and give it thickness. Then assign a dielectric material and have fun with a nice carshader and long rendertimes. This isn't really necessary, the phong material already si...

Very nice...
Pity about the noise; if you squint your eyes, it looks almost real.
If you can live without dispersion effects, I suggest setting cauchy b coeff to zero, for faster convergence/less noise.

yup... will do this at some point

textures tile in indigo by default...

bump on phong isn't working in 0.6 test1, fixed for next release tho

What's happening is that the (Reinhard) tonemapping automatically maps the image so that the whole image is 'exposed' correctly. (e.g. maps the brightest white to rgb(1,1,1)) So if you have one light in your scene, and you make it twice as bright, the render should look exactly the same. But if one ...

Dude... that totally rules!!!!!

haha yeah, hacked more green in.

What i mean, is that there is no colour correction using a 'colour_correction' element.

u3dreal wrote:Hi All ...

i'm adding colourcorrection to m2i...

can anyone tell me the sysntax..

when i add it like before it has no effect..

Nick ?

<tonemapping>
<colour_correction>R G B</colour_correction>
</tonemapping>

cheers

u3dreal

There is no colour correction implemented yet

indeed... i broke bump mapping on phong in 0.6 test 1, fixed now.

It's a bump map. 1 hr 33 render: http://www.indigorenderer.com/montecarlo/brushed2.png material: <!-- brushed aluminium --> <material> <name>subject_mat</name> <phong> <nk_data>nkdata/al.nk</nk_data> <exponent>10000.0</exponent> <bump_map> <uv_set>bump</uv_set> <path>CircularWear.jpg</path> <gain>0....

146000 mutations per sec

Something so cool that i had to post a half baked pic: