Where are we? [updated]
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Its cool! ...for some reason it reminds me of that kids book "Where the Wild Things Are"
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haha that brings back memories. the illustrations used to freak me out
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Looks great Oli, what renderer did you use? and what setting as that looks biased.
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a walkway of spikey glass?
What renderer is this? -
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frederik.......is it possible to increase the AA of the alpha mask preset?
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Are there any render tutorials on twilight? I've seen a lot of great renders done with twilight (including this one
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twilight for this particular one.
I used exterior progressive to flint template. spherical sky and sunlight enabled
(although I added sky back in PP cos it was a bit distorted)(previous renders were podium biased for speed)
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Very striking images, I like them a lot. Great job!
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@olishea said:
frederik.......is it possible to increase the AA of the alpha mask preset?
In my knowledge no, but if you render alpha mask with 2-3x greater resolution and scale it down in photoshop, you will get AA + Supersampling.
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ahh ha!
thanks good idea
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yeah......the manual lol
this was very easy to setup, like 5 mins to setup the render (lots more time to model) and 15 hours to render it, although I could have stopped it a lot sooner.
See the youtube transition here:
sorry about the bad quality, thats youtube for ya
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@olishea said:
frederik.......is it possible to increase the AA of the alpha mask preset?
If it's for replacing the background, have you tried this with a big plane instead?
http://twilightrender.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=471 -
Some more detail. Glass forest this time......still WIP
one iteration of subsmooth
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Im amazed at the modelling... so organic... I dont have the minimum idea on how to even begin such modelling at Sketchup... congratulations!
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Hey Oli,
Thanks for all the great images. You mentioned you use a technique called "sub-smooth". Can you fill me in on what that is exactly or point me in the direction of a forum that can help me learn. Thanks so much.
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its a modeling plugin for making organic forms. its $22 but its well worth it.
Search this forum for subdivide and smooth and there's tons of information and tutorials. try youtube also.
I made this building with it a while back, lots of possibilities:
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More detail and texturing this time.
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Wow, Oliver!
This is starting to look like a work of art! It reminds me of Max Ernst's painting La joie de vivre. -
Damn fine
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