....So long sailor
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Hi all,
Some images testing the Vray-for-Sketchup waters.
I hope you like them.
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The first image but tonemapped slightly different bringing out color detail...
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Amazing did you do the ship?
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No I didn't model it myself....
I imported the model as .3ds and added a water surface with bump map and rigged it up to render.I wouldn't know how to begin a model like that.
I do want to learn, however, how organic shapes (like sails) can be uv-mapped properly in sketchup ...
a thing I just can't figure out. It would be great to have some extra tools for that in SU...
Wishlist?
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Doing those sails isn't that hard I assume, Soap Skin Bubble will get you a long way, if you want more control though I refer you to my way of making organic shapes in SU http://www.sketchucation.com/scf/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=2071&start=15
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Absolutely gorgeous!!!! My words can not express. I wish I could do stuff like that! I love it!
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Thank you Rob and tinanne for the kind words.
@robmoors said:
Doing those sails isn't that hard I assume, Soap Skin Bubble will get you a long way, if you want more control though I refer you to my way of making organic shapes in SU http://www.sketchucation.com/scf/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=2071&start=15
Nice tip :thup: ...Will make use of that.
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@unknownuser said:
can be uv-mapped properly in sketchup ...
Not exactly in SU, but:
UVMapper - UV Mapping Software
UVMapper is a freeware Windows and Macintosh utility for UV mapping and texturing 3D models
(www.uvmapper.com)
The Classic version is free, and it's pretty straightforward. I'm just trying it out for pillows and cushions in another application, but if I like it and bite for the Pro version I'll post the results and give some feedback.
http://www.robinwood.com/Catalog/Technical/Gen3DTuts/UVMapperTut/UVMapper1-1.html is a decent tutorial showing the simplicity of the interface.
Hope this helps,
John S.
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Looks pretty awesome, and might this work with Vray for SU? Because if so then you just made my day
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Wasn't there also a new 3D plugin for Photoshop CS3 that lets you uv-'paint' straight on a 3D object?
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chris..
those are really really cool :thup: and all u need now is that BLACK PEARL at its tail! ..VfSU is surely a nice app.. too pricey i think...
anyways.. how did u do that second image.. i mean with the sun rising at the horizon.. is that an HDRI??? or was it just the physical sky with some option that i missed??
and one other thing.. have u tried out the physical camera yet? i seem to be having some problem with it when i try using the HDRI background!! it just wouldnt render the background!! any ideas???
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@kwistenbiebel said:
Wasn't there also a new 3D plugin for Photoshop CS3 that lets you uv-'paint' straight on a 3D object?
Anyone experience with that ?I have heard about this too, though I still have to isntall CS3 though. Ill let you know when I find out.
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Kwitsen
Amazing work...once again you have proven you are a master at this stuff
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Awsome! Those images look like photographs.
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Thanks guys!
...I added a little more adventure to the scene :
The shark is 3D. Blood is Pshop. Waves are 'sandboxed'...I wish SU had more tools like the sandbox to make those waves look more real."No Swimming After Dinner"
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chris...
i think u might wanna take a look at this....
http://www.sketchucation.com/scf/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1894&p=16768&hilit=jim+tin#p16768 -
Hey kwistenbiebel,
Are those commercial models or available for free somewhere? Nice job BTW!
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Amazing, kwistenbiebel, congrats to you.
All of this straight out of SU, uff, it seems that I have been away for quite some time, and there is lot of catching up for me to do;-)
really cool pics :thup:
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