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      princedragoncok
      last edited by princedragoncok

      An attempt at a displacement animation. Critic and comment welcome. Watch in high quality.. and ps. can anyone tell me how to embed a youtube video here?

      http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=xQWBCS3XtBE

      And here is a still:

      http://i346.photobucket.com/albums/p420/princedragoncok/potdisplacement2.jpg

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        remus
        last edited by

        Good stuff, looks pretty real, in as much as a dry stone teapot can.

        The textures gone a bit weird on the handle though, im guessing thats just a problem with the SU UV mapping?

        and to embed a video: [flash=widthxheight]URL[/flash]

        http://remusrendering.wordpress.com/

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          princedragoncok
          last edited by

          Thanks remus, yeh the texture mapping messed up on the handle cause it's projected. I wanted to do a 360 of the teapot but it just wasn't possible. I still feel the image could have been displaced better, it still resembles a normal texture too much (but thats my fault for choosing the wrong texture). Still can't embed the video unfortunately..
          [flash=widthxheight]http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=xQWBCS3XtBE[/flash]

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            HFM
            last edited by

            [flash]http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=xQWBCS3XtBE[/flash]

            Hmm, thought I could help out here πŸ˜• πŸ˜†

            [flash=640,480:2tnb73wk]http://www.youtube.com/v/xQWBCS3XtBE&hl=en&fs=1[/flash:2tnb73wk]

            there we go:

            [] go to youtube
            [
            ] on the right is a code to embed the movie
            [] copy http://www.youtube.com/v/xQWBCS3XtBE&hl=en&fs=1
            [
            ] and place it between the code given by remus

            And to finally complete this post: very nice job! πŸ‘
            Don't know if I would ever drink tea out of that, but it looks very cool

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              Julius
              last edited by

              cool!

              @princedragoncok said:

              Thanks remus, yeh the texture mapping messed up on the handle cause it's projected. I wanted to do a 360 of the teapot but it just wasn't possible. I still feel the image could have been displaced better, it still resembles a normal texture too much (but thats my fault for choosing the wrong texture). Still can't embed the video unfortunately..
              [flash=widthxheight]http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=xQWBCS3XtBE[/flash]

              you have to substitute "widthxheight" with something like "425,355". also you have to turn this "watch?v=" in "v/".

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                kwistenbiebel
                last edited by

                Hi Princedragoncock (what's in a name πŸ˜„ ),

                That animation looks very good.
                The zooming in on the teapot is even kind of scary.
                One would expect zooming in even further and discovering a fantastic microscopic life in there πŸ˜‰.

                Very decent vid. You scored points πŸ‘ .

                Regards,
                Kwistenbiebel

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                  ely862me
                  last edited by

                  the animation is made in vray?
                  if yes,please,tell me where i can set the animation!
                  THX!

                  Elisei

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                    Richard
                    last edited by

                    Oh I somehow expected the displacement was going to be animated!!!

                    Nice job though! Do you mind me asking how long it took to render out each frame from Vray???

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                      princedragoncok
                      last edited by

                      @kwistenbiebel said:

                      Hi Princedragoncock (what's in a name πŸ˜„ ),

                      That animation looks very good.
                      The zooming in on the teapot is even kind of scary.
                      One would expect zooming in even further and discovering a fantastic microscopic life in there πŸ˜‰.

                      Very decent vid. You scored points πŸ‘ .

                      Regards,
                      Kwistenbiebel

                      Thank you kwistenbiebel πŸ˜‰ but now that you mention it, I did find something in there..
                      http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=C5KFMFJz4yE

                      mmm still didn't manage to embed.. will try again tomorrow.

                      @ely862me said:

                      the animation is made in vray?
                      if yes,please,tell me where i can set the animation!
                      THX!

                      Elisei

                      Yes - go to output under options. Then select the animate checkbox. Then select frames per second. Then select output destination and save as jpeg. Render

                      @richard said:

                      Oh I somehow expected the displacement was going to be animated!!!

                      Nice job though! Do you mind me asking how long it took to render out each frame from Vray???

                      Yeah ideally i wanted to do that actually, but because I couldn't really get my head around how to achieve that, I decided to go down the more basic route instead. maybe next week..
                      It took 10mins to render each frame btw - set primary engine to irradiance map - speeds things up

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                        kwistenbiebel
                        last edited by

                        @princedragoncok said:

                        Thank you kwistenbiebel πŸ˜‰ but now that you mention it, I did find something in there..
                        http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=C5KFMFJz4yE

                        🀣
                        That' s just great.
                        How did you do make the swimming guys?

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                          Durant Hapke
                          last edited by

                          P of DC,

                          This is very on, and the addition of man glue making their frantic journey into the holy recesses of the killer cool moss tea kettle is simply awesome.

                          I will be showing this to all future curves.

                          Brew me a cup.

                          Durant "watch the bag" Hapke

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                            princedragoncok
                            last edited by

                            Thanks again guys πŸ˜‰ . The swimming 'man glue' is not my own unfortunately, it's an added segment I found on youtube and is credited at the end. I wonder what they used though..

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