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    • Bryan KB Offline
      Bryan K
      last edited by

      Sweet! Simple yet totally effective! πŸ‘

      Looks great!

      See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/

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      • A Offline
        andyc
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        Thank you Bryan πŸ˜„

        Only had a couple of hours to throw this together, so "simple" was the order of the day πŸ˜„

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        • FrederikF Offline
          Frederik
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          @andyc said:

          Hope you enjoy πŸ˜„

          I sure did... πŸ‘
          Great example and excellent execution...!

          Cheers
          Kim Frederik

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          • cottyC Offline
            cotty
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            Impressive result!

            my SketchUp gallery

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            • Bob JamesB Offline
              Bob James
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              @andyc said:

              Only had a couple of hours to throw this together

              That makes it all the more impressive πŸ‘

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              • RichardR Offline
                Richard
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                Nice work mate, the weathering on the final is SWEET!

                [BUILTBRAND.COM.AU](http://builtbrand.com.au/)

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                • ken28875K Offline
                  ken28875
                  last edited by

                  Great work, Andy! πŸ‘ πŸ‘

                  Looking forward to seeing more.

                  Cheers!

                  _KN

                  Follow Your Dreams.

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                  • A Offline
                    andyc
                    last edited by

                    Thanks guys..

                    Richard: the weathering effect is just a grunge map from cgtextures, converted to grey scale, and overlaid in Photoshop, with the layer blend mode set to 'screen' and the layer opacity set to 25%. It's a really fast way to add this kind of dirt πŸ˜„

                    Cheers

                    A

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                    • RichardR Offline
                      Richard
                      last edited by

                      @andyc said:

                      Thanks guys..

                      Richard: the weathering effect is just a grunge map from cgtextures, converted to grey scale, and overlaid in Photoshop, with the layer blend mode set to 'screen' and the layer opacity set to 25%. It's a really fast way to add this kind of dirt πŸ˜„

                      Cheers

                      A

                      Nice workflow mate, I've normally set these up as a weighted layer in the render material and it's a pain in the bottom! So much an easier way!

                      [BUILTBRAND.COM.AU](http://builtbrand.com.au/)

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                        andyc
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                        I've tried doing this stuff both ways to be honest mate, in the render set-up and as a post-pro thing. Personally I find doing it post- in Photoshop is, for me, much faster, and allows a lot more flexibility to try out different options. Best of all, it allows for those 'happy accidents' when you layer stuff up and suddenly find an effect that just 'works'. That said, this is also partly a reflection of my lack of real in-depth rendering expertise, and I'm always in awe of those people like Solo who seem to get amazing results straight out of the render engine, with minimal post-work.

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