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    • majidM Offline
      majid
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      TIP: i projected the whale from top, using top material first , in SU . here the result was projected texture to side parts of model ( and needed some retouches) .then exported left view result as 2d . using PS add more details and then re import to su and retextured some parts..(side parts only , where the textures where stretched whit firs texturing). i guess its a good tip for texturing ( easy and poerfull). i hope you try this tip too . waiting for your render. ๐Ÿ˜‰
      here is the material


      top view texture


      left view texture

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      • soloS Offline
        solo
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        Majid

        The reflections / caustics are done with rendering app, Vue 6 xstream was used. here is a setup for achieving underwater caustics. There is no post processing.


        http://img119.imageshack.us/img119/19/image1setupvuefo2.jpg

        http://www.solos-art.com

        If you see a toilet in your dreams do not use it.

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        • FrederikF Offline
          Frederik
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          @solo said:

          There is no post processing.

          No wonder why they call you "King of texturing", Pete... ๐Ÿ˜‰
          You're a true render Master..!!
          http://www.kerkythea.net/users/Frederik/Anim-Icons/painting.gif

          You have my deepest
          http://www.kerkythea.net/users/Frederik/Anim-Icons/respekt.gif
          ...
          http://www.kerkythea.net/users/Frederik/Anim-Icons/praise.gif

          Cheers
          Kim Frederik

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          • majidM Offline
            majid
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            thanks dear solo for sharing . as ferederik say you are great at texturing/rendering and i add u are a 3D PAINTER . u imagine and paint in 3d world . and a question : those radial lights are render or post pro?

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            • soloS Offline
              solo
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              Majid

              As I said before there is no post processing, the lighting is a result of the spotlight (which represents the sun) shining through the water plane causing caustic rays. The same principle is used when sunlight shines through clouds resulting in 'Godrays'.
              Here is another render using the same principle, a little clearer effect.


              http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/2338/submarine700qa6.jpg

              Thanks Frederik...

              http://www.solos-art.com

              If you see a toilet in your dreams do not use it.

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              • StinkieS Offline
                Stinkie
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                Very, very nice. ๐Ÿ‘

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                • K Offline
                  kwistenbiebel
                  last edited by

                  These are very professional looking Solo.
                  'Magazine cover' material if you ask me ๐Ÿ˜‰

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                  • soloS Offline
                    solo
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                    Gee! thanks Chris, now all I need are a few developers willing to build a 007 fiend's hide-away under the sea like in 'The spy who loved me' and I will be golden!

                    http://www.solos-art.com

                    If you see a toilet in your dreams do not use it.

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                    • majidM Offline
                      majid
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                      ok . but as i know there must be SOMEthing that shows the light... if there is no material there is no lightShow . those godrays happen when there is cloud , not clear sky . or u may used fog to show the light trace? or am i rong?

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                        Fletch
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                        holy mackerel! thanks for sharing the skippies Solo... who made them? I recall d/ling a bunch of model of sea creatures from somewhere a couple years back... so was curious.

                        btw - do you have the mackerel in skippy? (the one in the upper right of your first shark shot) ... that was the first fish I shot when I started spear fishing in the Adriatic off the coast of Croatia. ๐Ÿ˜‰ man... that's bringing me back to some good times...

                        Fletch
                        Twilight Render Cross-platform Plugin for SketchUp on PC or Mac

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                          SpaceCow
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                          What do you use for export to Sketchup in wings3d?

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                          • majidM Offline
                            majid
                            last edited by

                            I export 3ds most of the time

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                            • RayOchoaR Offline
                              RayOchoa
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                              All these renderings look professional. I'm just a kid but wanted to know. Can you make business with render of 3d models?

                              CaR DeSiGnS bY mE
                              http://ray-ochoa.com

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                              • majidM Offline
                                majid
                                last edited by

                                Yes dear friend yes . u can do bussiness whit anything , even the Air around us!!! dont u believe ? but its true... if u r serious enough and continue ,,,, anything could be bussiness . about me : render is part of my bussiness that is architecture . best wishes

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                                  mateo soletic
                                  last edited by

                                  Great work Majid and Solo.

                                  [Concept Illustrations](http://concept-illustrations.com/)

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                                  • RayOchoaR Offline
                                    RayOchoa
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                                    I want to be a car designer one day. I currently use sketchup and i have rendered my cars with both Podium and Kerkythea. Do you have any advice on any other rendering program for sketchup i should try? This is the link for my cars on the warehousehttp://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/search?tags=Ray+Ochoa&scoring=d

                                    CaR DeSiGnS bY mE
                                    http://ray-ochoa.com

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                                    • majidM Offline
                                      majid
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                                      dear friend . both kt and podium have the same render engine ( kt engine!!!) . your cars and render are good to see for me ๐Ÿ˜„ you would have a bright path to future I guess. I wanna ask you to start a topic on car modeling plz . and something : have you ever seen http://www.designerspace.com ? regards

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