The Grass Chopper updated
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Hey great camouflage. And green thinking to boot.
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thats great.... so i'm guessing any of the long whisps of grass are pshop? i keep forgetting to try using bump maps in podium..
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reminds me of Cheech and Chong's van
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At first i thought it was hairy but thats grass on it. Looks funny.
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yeah i painted the blades of grass with a seamless texture underneath. Although I didn't bump the texture. yeah podium supports specmaps too. flower power
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Piloted by Master Turf:
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can you paint in photoshop with a texture (instead of a mere colour)? didn't know. how do you do that?
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well you can clone textures etc. you can add jitter/variation/movement to your paint brushes tool via brush options.
here is the photoshop screen grab and raw podium render of the helicopter (used same technique for robot)
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thanks for the raw rendered image.
so you don't know a way to simply asign a 'paint texture' instead of a 'paint colour' to a pen (as opposed to cloning from another image)? cause that would be a very easy way to work, once you have got a tilable texture...by the way: I am still impressew with your 'grass soldier'. the perfect camouflage!
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Oliver, I thought I'd also play.
I used a Vue painted ecosystem, straight render no post work.
What fun...The Halo organic suit.
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thats awesome pete. spectacular!
the man mountain that is master chief!!
i'd love to see an army of these green eco-warriors!! thanks for your addition!!
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thats awesome pete. spectacular!
the man mountain that is master chief!!
i'd love to see an army of these green eco-warriors!! thanks for your addition!!
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Hehe, great Master Turf both, Olishea and Solo, you have some great imagination!
The grass chopper is looking great too, but am I spotting some flowers of solo's gardenpack?Grats,
FoXy ^^ -
yes the flowers are from petes plant pack. glorious collection!
pete may i recommend next time you make a plants pack.......please make a jpeg of each plant and place it in the same folder as the models. no need to open each skp then to see what it is.
just a thought.
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Sure thing, I had that request from guys using Mac's as for some reason .skp's do not show thumb nails.
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Haha, I thought so, and yes, awesome collection, bought it somewhere in the first week when it
came out, still had no regret, Pete (if I may call you like that) you've done a great job, and owyeah,
your pack is way to cheap..!If I may for the interested:
http://solosplace.com/3Dgarden.aspx(My bad if this has been a bit too off, just see it as 'topic filling')
Cheers,
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@solo said:
Sure thing, I had that request from guys using Mac's as for some reason .skp's do not show thumb nails.
Yep you're right, I'm on mac too, and it's a pain, but now the collection is just in my components folder, which is very usefull!
Cheers,
FoXar ^^ -
@solo said:
Sure thing, I had that request from guys using Mac's as for some reason .skp's do not show thumb nails.
cheers
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I always run parallels desktop in my mac running XP minimized (with minimal ram usage setting selected and use it like adobe bridge for images) to browse my SU files. I get a handy thumbnail of the model which is helpful as There are so many and sometimes I name them stupid names spur of the moment lol or looking for something I did years ago! and when i find the file I want I just open it with SU on my mac with a right click! Quick and handy and you can see what everything os before you open. I hope in future however that the next version of MAC on SU has this feature.
edit: 'SU on MAC'
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yeah bit annoying int it. ive started exporting an image of my model and saving it with the skp now.
I dont have vm ware yet so no windows for me, although i've heard windows runs faster on a mac, crazy.
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