Corinthian order
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@michaliszissiou said:
I could also import the obj directly to thea but I dont have any idea how it works.
Another masterpiece! No doubt I loved to see these rendered with Thea... just be careful, once you give it a try - you might get addicted.
For blender users there is well integrated blender exporter (with a tutorial inside the exporter distribution pack), so you don't necessarily need to do much in Thea. -
Funny order of architectural's orders
All are waiting the new tutorial!
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@unknownuser said:
Funny order of architectural's orders
Right pilou, tu avais raison.
@notareal
Addicted? always, especially in good taste.
BTW this blender exporter has some bugs. Easy for me to directly import obj to thea. -
Sure .obj do work fine, although not as convenient as use of exporter. One important issue to keep in mind with .obj import; when you look Thea ground grid, a small cell is 1x1 meters. It helps you to keep scene in correct scale. Without a correct scale your results will not be as good as they can.
btw have you reported those bug's to grzybu at http://www.thearender.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=71
I am not much a blender user - learning bit by bit.
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Are the columns you are using the ones I did? If so I am glad they are getting put to good use. Very nice work.
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Oh yes, I couldn't remember, of course its yours (the capital only), corbel is may sculpt in 3dc. Columns are mine too but not big deal.
It looks like roman (diocletian baths- Maria degli Angeli)? The problem is that its a over 100K faces model, it also has a non friendly topology for some apps (zbrush, 3DCoat. these apps prefer waterproof meshes) Probably lot of non manifolds. Common problem. what I did? I wrapped a hi def quad mesh around and imported this last as voxels to 3dcoat. Then resculpted some details fast, not accurate. Ended as an 6K faces light mesh with nice UVs and normal map. You have done a very accurate work
, I was looking now the ionic capital too. I may use this too, this time some modifications for the corner capital.
All these aren't too accurate of course, its a background for a scene I'm working on. Thats why I didn't import them in SU again, this gonna be heavy, the object in front I mean.
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Feel free to use them any way you want. I was just curious how well they worked w/ 3d coat. Ive never tried it. Ive used Zbrush and Mudbox quite a bit but they do not like sketchup meshes at all. In all honesty I'm glad they are getting put to good use. It seems like typical topology (quad models) sketchup doesn't like and vise verse. My only Experience from sketchup to a sculpting app required quite a bit of retopo work for it to even work. This isn't required when you import as voxels in 3d coat?
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As I already mentioned, I used a trick in this case. (wrapping)
I could also just retopo - skin directly in 3DC, but this will take some hour.In many cases SU obj export can be imported directly to voxels -3dc. As it is translated to vox space, all su topology is a past now.
The problem is when you have non waterproof objects. They have to be closed. Inverted normals don't seem to be a problem. The worst of all is the non manifolds. You have to clean them (in SU) before exporting. Otherwise, I clean them in blender but its not really easier.After dropped to voxels room of 3DC you can sculpt as much you like but have in mind that in end you'll need to retopo this (if UVS and low-poly mesh is needed)
This corinthian capital (excellent model) was really a PITA. It doesn't have holes but its too complicated and you can find your pc out of memory. Or just import it to low density vox-room and loose all details and deal with some artifacts. Not practical IMO.
You can simply import this capital model just for UVs and direct surface painting in 3DC though (you can't with ZBrush). You can (real time preview) paint normal maps (depth) and even displacement map. -
So in inspired by these images, fantastic, im guessing you work in this industry?
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Very inspiring model, can't wait the final work. Here is some 10 min renders from Thea IR. Original resolution at Thea Render forum.
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You should lower the indirect lighting. The Ao as well. Normal maps working perfectly.
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Perhaps I need to give this another try.
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How about this? Used unbiased engine of Thea this time. Relight to balance indirect light from HDR sky and dropped AO (except what been baked in textures). Render time 10 minutes.
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A more completed scene, blender internal render. 1 min at 2000 px.
Aphrodite sculpted in blender-3dcoat-zbrush. Here at 40k faces + displacement and normal maps.
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Where is the clap clap clap?
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You got a good render there.
Oh, I didnt know it was posted in October, I though
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Thanks david57, the last ones are new renders, using latest builds from graphicall.
Another view here, now having baked all shadows-AO, render times at ~10 sec. Ready for a nice camera traveling.
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Thanks KarinaGM, the clap clap is in the 3dcoat forum
Well, I used SU for very basic structure + to export the capital and retopo-resculpt it.
Tools like artisan couldn't help at all. Blender, 3dcoat and zbrush are of the best tools around anyway. (for digital sculpting) -
Where those photos were taken?
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You've done excellent. Renders like dont get any better then that.
I'm guessing your using an HDRI to light your models.
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