Indigo Renderer Forum

Hi,

Here is an outdoor scene, nothing else to say.

Modelled with Blender

Rendering time : 9h on a core duo 2.6

Here is a higher res version (1680x1050) : http://www.myline.be/myline/3D/311_high.jpg




Rendering time : 6h30 on a core duo 2.6

Here is a higher res version (1200x1200) : http://www.myline.be/myline/3D/310_high.jpg

Yeah. I've got nothing else to say than: wow. Spectacular. Amazing. I can see no fault at all. Great modelling, great textures, great background and sky.

That's very cool. Can't remember seeing a better chess image. Tell us more about your workflow on the broken chess pieces.

Wow! That's new
All the other chess games where complete ^^
Great modelling. Maybe, an a bit strange sky...

Suggestion: try a very low camera angle, as if those figures would be, like, 10m high

Wow my chess image looks crap compared to this .

Thanks for comments,

@BbB:The broken chess piece was made using the Blender knife script, it's a very simple way to cut a mesh base on a plane, you may also use the native bolean function. Once I got the 3 parts, I appied a fractal subdivision on the cut surfaces to get some irregularities.

@Kram1032:You read in my mind, I indeed started a new rendering with a lower cam angle (22 instead of 32) in a landscape format (1650 x 1050), it should be ready tomorrow ...

Pretty clever.
And you've god impeccable materials too.

Hi all,

I did a new version in landscape format and a lower cam angle, see the top of the thread.

nice
though, I'd change it to be even lower
Maybe make the pawns about human sized? (Set the cam to the height, if a pawn was a human, where his eyes would be )

..wow..

How did you made the wave go upon the chess table? Is the wave modeled or added in postpro?

sorry for being so silly..
BUT I WANNA LEARN!!!!

Very nice !