I do not have a smart phone, it matches me for stoopid and I use it as a phone only.
I am sure there are folk here with a Whyphone who can describe the process.
I found this with a brief search.
https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/iphone/iph864a938de/ios
Come on guys, you shouldn't need to download anything.....there are very few things more simple to model than a nail or sphere. In fact, if you have the SP plugin or the add shape plugin, you don't even have to model the sphere.
Cheers,
Thanks for your comments folks, I think we all have fond memories of the friendly corner shop.John looks good, i'm a bit of a fan of B&W Images.
regards John
Haha! I checked the 3DW to see if anyone had done it, but never thought to check FormFonts. Looks like my memory is going too, as I apparently QA'd it.
Was curious to see if there was caustics on the
shadow side, so i moved the light to the side
and found some behind the apple and on the base
of the metal.
[image: Xby5_GlassAppleCaustics.jpg]
Thanks.
I always try to make the exterior exposure bigger for a more photorealistic look. It also helps to merge the interior and the exterior togeather more naturally.
Your renders improved a lot!
I don't know how your render engine works, but see if you can get the sun shadows to get a little softer. Seems to me that they are too hard/sharp right now.
There are experiments however...
YouTube - Prisoners in Pink: CBS News
[flash=480,385:313qfr41]http://www.youtube.com/v/llXPtNGEKn4[/flash:313qfr41]
I think I'll split these OT posts off the original which should not be spoiled by them...)
@mike lucey said:
If I had one of those I'd hang it on the ceiling. I couldn't see myself letting a kid use it. Great model and well rendered. Please let us more about the process involved?
As far as I was able to explain ... I do not know. I think this is all clear.
[image: 2rwke8j.jpg]
For mac users, not advanced users I mean, here, its very fast no cuda though. Multiple UVs work fine in this one.
http://www.graphicall.org/117 (watch out, OSX 10.6.7 only!)
@marked001 said:
broomstick.. you're giving me too much credit. i did this in pshop... but that is actually a great idea
An idea that I tried as soon as I saw your renders... to no avail: fog only works "upwards" it seems, and I was not able to replicate the effect you made there. I realized after writing my comment that it was photoshop...
Nice images tho, very professional.
Sometimes a nice model with clean lines and good colors is enough to convey one's idea