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      remus
      last edited by

      wheres the pics?

      http://remusrendering.wordpress.com/

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        eldar
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        Finally remplace the textures whit the new one and render (image bellow), the finally image (firts in this post)is the result of retouching in photoshop for the rigth look = contrast,burn and desaturate. Hope you find this information useful!

        sucio2.png

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          dylan
          last edited by

          Thanks eldar, I certainly find this info very useful and I will give it a try.

          Render looks good, it's a change from the usual stuff.

          http://dmdarchitecture.co.uk/

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            Phil Rader AIA
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            sorry I just felt your image was missing something. Hope you don't mind the embellishment


            sucio-tecate.jpg

            http://www.philrader.com

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              goodonline
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              I think vray does an awesome job with sketchup. I used vray in the past with Max and had great success fooling my clients if it was real or a rendering.
              Is it possible to add bump maps in your rendering with vray? I have not used it with sketchup as of yet, and haven't seen the interface within sketchup. Is there a material editor for / within sketchup?

              Robert Good
              http://www.digitalnursery.net

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                marked001
                last edited by

                very cool.. did not know about that ruby.. very helpful.. very cool render too..

                http://www.revision21vis.com

                instagram: revi21on

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                  DzineTech
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                  @goodonline said:

                  Is it possible to add bump maps in your rendering with vray? I have not used it with sketchup as of yet, and haven't seen the interface within sketchup. Is there a material editor for / within sketchup?

                  Yes and Yes. Displacement is also a feature along with many many more features. The material editor work in conjunction with SU because VfSU relies on SU for UV mapping (at least for now!)

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                    goodonline
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                    Yes and Yes. Displacement is also a feature along with many many more features. The material editor work in conjunction with SU because VfSU relies on SU for UV mapping (at least for now!)[/quote]

                    If Vray would offer mapping capabilities within sketchup, I would re-invest in the plugin
                    i m m e d i a t e l y.

                    Robert Good
                    http://www.digitalnursery.net

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                      eldar
                      last edited by

                      Displacement....have you tried crazybump?
                      it seems a good program to make displacement maps, this is the web: http://www.crazybump.com/

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                        tomsdesk
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                        Very cool process to make such lovely images...quite a secret you've shared, thank you very much for both!

                        http://www.tomsdesk.moonfruit.com/
                        2.5D Trees & Shrubs!

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