Render this: Neon cube
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...o-o-oh nice model!....very nice!
....hypershot ones again...
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Thanks for sharing this beauty!
V-Ray image
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OK, so after visiting this site for a couple of months and admiring all the pro's work, I thought I'd take the plunge and give these challenges a try, first time
I am soso in getting around in Sketchup and have been making some architectural models for work, but I'm very new to this whole rendering happening and from the getgo get overwhelmed by all the abreviations people are using, anyway ....I guess I'll have to make a list :0)How does one go about starting this thing? I am using twilight and understand I have to assign materials from the Twilight library ... so I started to take on that task, but in disecting this model, I noticed something odd ... This is a wicked detailed table lamp but it appears that it is made out of all .... "groups". The only component is the table. I was under the understanding that in Sketchup, it is best to make components out of repeating items. Did I download it wrong? Is part of the challenge that I make it into groups? This model is reacting superslow and I haven't even applied anything fancy yet. (What I envision for this lamp is to be all rusty and damaged, but still working here and there, like it has been an old artifact dug up, o say, a 100 years from now).
I would really appreciate the feedback and guidance as I take the dive into render world :0)
thanks, DutchEsse -
Quick try. Got some funny reflection from a TV screen. Raw kerkythea output.
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Whow guys, This is very cool. I wanna thank all of you: Solo, Timmy 16744, D-space, Earthmover, Urgen, Massimo, Rico91, Tallbridgeguy, Stefanq and all the other people. I did not know this model, gives so many people this kind of creativity. I'm really impressed.
I hope we can do this more often.
Maybe got someone an idea for a "render this" or "model this"
Greetz Jeremy
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@dutchesse said:
How does one go about starting this thing? I am using twilight and understand I have to assign materials from the Twilight library ...
I suggest that you take a look at Emitter materials thread...
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@massimo said:
Thanks Oli, but I'm waiting for one of your well known awesome render of transparent objects.
I would but......"Please wait, processing model..."
i've had 100 MB files that process quicker, what's going on?!
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Hey thanks Frederik, I checked out the thread, and of course new questions arise. Why exactly is there a need for 2 meshes; one emitter (low poly) and one fake emitter (high poly)? Doesn't the 2nd layer add lots of triangles again to the model? Also, the question still remains why this model is composed of all groups, shouldn't it be all components since there are lots of repeating parts to this cube lamp?
DutchEsse
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I suggest that you post these question in a seperate thread or at the TWR Forum in order not to hijack this thread...
@dutchesse said:
I checked out the thread, and of course new questions arise. Why exactly is there a need for 2 meshes; one emitter (low poly) and one fake emitter (high poly)? Doesn't the 2nd layer add lots of triangles again to the model?
Nope...
That's why you need to apply a "fake emitter" to the high-poly parts...@dutchesse said:
Also, the question still remains why this model is composed of all groups, shouldn't it be all components since there are lots of repeating parts to this cube lamp?
Yes and no...
Obviously the person modelling this can make components instead of groups, but for this model I can't see it matters much...
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...Some discovery in hypershot...
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Finally I got round to doing it!!
It's late afternoon, the sun's going down and we need some light.
Unbiased Twilight Render. Cooked overnight.
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Nice athmosphere there Oli.
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Awesome hypershot urgen..some procedural lights?
Wow! Oli, Awesome! Definetly you're the twilight master, love the mood!
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yeah you are correct!! I don't know why it turned out like that. I used the common realistic glass template, perhaps the refraction is too high for this type of glass
hmmmcant be bothered rendering again!!
cheers dspace! hardly a master, I dont know half the program yet!!
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@urgen said:
...Some discovery in hypershot...
[attachment=0:2ednpr0l]<!-- ia0 -->untitled4.432a.jpg<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:2ednpr0l]urgen, looking great, how do you create this?
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Ok, I'm far from a pro but this model just screams to get rendered .
This is my (amateuristish) attempt. Didn't have much time to set it up though (my boss keeps reminding me that i have a deadline for that paper I have to write
), but I'm quite happy with the result so far.
(Kerkythea, preset 20, 65 passes)
Oh, almost forgot: many thanks to the guys who made Kerkythea !
Flapsy
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@olishea said:
yeah you are correct!! I don't know why it turned out like that. I used the common realistic glass template, perhaps the refraction is too high for this type of glass
hmmmcant be bothered rendering again!!
cheers dspace! hardly a master, I dont know half the program yet!!
oli, doesnot matter you are doing great work even you don't know the whole program yet.
geetz jeremy
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@flapsyd said:
Ok, I'm far from a pro but this model just screams to get rendered .
This is my (amateuristish) attempt. Didn't have much time to set it up though (my boss keeps reminding me that i have a deadline for that paper I have to write
), but I'm quite happy with the result so far.(Kerkythea, preset 20, 65 passes)
Oh, almost forgot: many thanks to the guys who made Kerkythea !
Flapsy
whow, very futuristic
, and you write letter for your job? and yes kerkythea is so easy and gives beautifull results. greetz jeremy (sketchnl)
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