Indigo Renderer Forum

Blender 2.49
Indigo 1.1.18
Tonemaped in Photomatix.
No PS.

ToDo: *More objects, materials and texturing.
*Night version with different light layer.
* Some blowup renders.

Hey this is nice

Just an idea, what if you used the comic image as a phong with the image as a map? would give some nice effects on the wall maybe?

otherwise i like : nice pov, nice colors. the wood of the floor is very cool.

djegoo wrote:Hey this is nice

Just an idea, what if you used the comic image as a phong with the image as a map? would give some nice effects on the wall maybe?

otherwise i like : nice pov, nice colors. the wood of the floor is very cool.

mmmm nice idea!! maybe I can do a blend material and use phong only on the black parts of the comic. Thanks.

Updates.

How did you do the carpet?

Etienne

Wow, this looks very promising... go on!

galinette wrote:How did you do the carpet?

Etienne

I followed this grass tutorial http://www.yafaray.org/documentation/tu ... particles1 But instead of using the ¨edges tu curve¨ script, I extrude the vertices like 1cm or so.

Since the carpet elements are flat they stop much less light than they would in reality*; you can compensate this by darkening the base of the ... hairs ?

Up up up !


* and they are bouncing it straight back; you can use a 'black > white > black' smooth lerp (ramp?) to simulate the elements volume by bump mapping (from flat to cylindrical). Displacement might even be applicable here.

Hi Kike,

Nice renders, would you mind sharing your scene/light setup so i can take it apart for learning purposes?

Regards,
Izzo

kikeonline wrote:

djegoo wrote:Hey this is nice

Just an idea, what if you used the comic image as a phong with the image as a map? would give some nice effects on the wall maybe?

otherwise i like : nice pov, nice colors. the wood of the floor is very cool.

mmmm nice idea!! maybe I can do a blend material and use phong only on the black parts of the comic. Thanks.

Hi Kike!

I've been trying to make something similar, but no success.
I'm modelling in sketchup - only mapping the wall(plane) with the b/w image (phong) and using inverted image to achieve black-only reflectance...
What's your recipe?

m.

Very nice, I love it !!!

Question regarding the window panes : I presume this is "exit portal".

Did you model the windows and applied the "exit portal material" on them directly?
Or did you apply a glass material to the windows and put an exit portal shape behind the window panes?

Great stuff, keep it goin' !!!