Render This - Marble
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Would've liked to do more with this, but we have a new kid so it took 5 days to cobble together enough free time to do this much. Modeled in SU, exported to Blender for duplication of the marbles and using physics to pour them in the jar and tray. Rendered in Luxrender.
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@escapeartist said:
Would've liked to do more with this, but we have a new kid so it took 5 days to cobble together enough free time to do this much. Modeled in SU, exported to Blender for duplication of the marbles and using physics to pour them in the jar and tray. Rendered in Luxrender.
Hey congratulations on the new one!
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Hi,
Testing of different materials I realize again how much our vision in the real world is influenced by the environment.
The result is that you keep aware of things in the hand and studies the different lighting effects and reflections.
Charly
Kerkythea with Basic Glasses and different global enviroments
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@dale said:
Hey congratulations on the new one!
Thanks! Took 9 months to render, but turned out pretty good! Just forgot to deselect "fussy" and lower the "gassy" slider before I pushed Start.
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@escapeartist said:
@dale said:
Hey congratulations on the new one!
Thanks! Took 9 months to render, but turned out pretty good! Just forgot to deselect "fussy" and lower the "gassy" slider before I pushed Start.
Don't worry: you have about 18 year to do some postpro ...
Congrats !
Flapsy
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massimo: is this the wireframe procedural again??! nice....your other render looks like a photo!
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Thanks for sharing, Eric.
Well, I was fartoo busy to "play" when this came out...
which one is it - "the early bird gets the worm" or "good things come to those who wait"?
So, without further ado... Twilight Render - Easy 10 render setting with HDR Probe Spherical Sky lighting and one IES lamp light.
No post production.
had fun modifying the marble contents.
Download scene, hdr, and IES file to try for yourself and extra marble here.
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Wow that is great!
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