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    KT instansing brush ( to make carpet)

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    • majidM Offline
      majid
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      instansing brush of KT is really amazing , but i've rarely used it. recently I used it to make the carpet more real , and here is the result:

      http://i39.tinypic.com/2s6qxrq.jpg

      and here is the detail of carpet:

      http://i40.tinypic.com/a0xop3.jpg

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      • david57D Offline
        david57
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        I like the way that looks and can be useful for grass.

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        • EddyNLE Offline
          EddyNL
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          Nice render.
          I wish I could make renders like that with KT!

          viewtopic.php?f=271&t=11903 Modelling my city for Google Earth!

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            remus
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            Does it slow down the render much? i imagine you add quite a few polys...

            http://remusrendering.wordpress.com/

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              DzineTech
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              I thought it was a proxy based system?

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                remus
                last edited by

                It most likely is a proxy based system, but the render engine will still need to consider all the polygons when its rendering.

                http://remusrendering.wordpress.com/

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                  zumo
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                  I like it

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                  • majidM Offline
                    majid
                    last edited by

                    @remus said:

                    Does it slow down the render much? i imagine you add quite a few polys...

                    yes, it slows down the render , but not too much . in fact it doesnt affect rendering , but antialiasing time became much more than when i wasn't using proxies. so i guess a preset that uses unbiased method (like preset no 20 ) will work better whit this scene.

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