Rusty turtle
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Between projects today so I decided to play around with some displacement and bumped textures.
I used a variety of textures for the heck of it as I wanted to see what could come of it, oh! Vue 6 xstream was used for rendering and texture displacement.As exported from SU.
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Looks like a fun project there. Interesting results as well. good as ever
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Thanks, yup it is fun
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Very nice once again
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The last one is my favorite, great looking work.
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the last is my favourite too. even if the first one looks a bit like davy jones' fellows of "Pirates of the Caribbean - Dead mans Chest"
great work, really
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Ow, just when I thought my render skill where getting somewhere, Solo comes along
No seriously very nice renders!
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Brilliant... as usual! Maximum effect with minimal geometry. Pete, you're the master.
Fred
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Pete, I was wondering where you get all these maps and textures from?
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Thanks guys.
I really enjoy this type of playing.
dave, I generate textures from within the app using the material editors and combining different textures with custom filters.
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Well then... you are truly a master!
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wow! a hedgehurtle!!!
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What do you use to put displacement mapping like that?
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Solo, have you tried applying ecosystems yet?
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Ray, in Vue you can apply displacement by percentage to any bump map.
Daniel, I have tried the ecosystems, I am planning to create my own ecosystems with some tropical solid growth trees and shrubs I made as well as distant city systems with low poly SU buildings I imported. If they work great I may flog them for a buck.
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yes, it seems that there is a lot of possibilities ! I understand when you say you have fun with doing this
I like your renderings, very differents and nice .
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