This time I baked the geometry into a normal map, what you see is just a normal map applied to a box. It might be all that you want.

lol, I did the glass in the portrait mode, I will post here the correct version, I think xD

Updating the model to align more closely with the image reference.

Indigo is the renderer, I used Cinema4D for modelling. I tried texture, but modelling gave me not only a better result, but smaller memory usage in the end. Once I got the desired effect on 3D, one might create a displacement texture out of it.

bidir test vs
path tracing on gpu diffuse depth 12

burnin wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 24, 2025 2:36 am

@pixie
Those are photos, OP wants a tutorial

Sometimes I forget that real life also gives the same type of pictures as that of indigo xD

I started by doing displacement but ended modelling the glass. I did it in cinema 4d, but I can send you the model if you give me the dimensions you're planning to use

That sir.. that's how its done! Great work

Alamy wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 06, 2025 6:51 pm

Displacement in Indigo is amazing ... what do you think?
Gravel post.jpg
Gravel 02 post.jpg

That surely is, I would just add a roughness and fresnel map to break the shinning a bit more

Nothing tops Indigo lighting <3

lar111 wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 21, 2024 4:03 pm

Been a long time since I have used indigo, and wanted to try it out again, bit sad to see it has stopped being developed.

Sad indeed!

That's a lot of couches xD

Master work!

Happy new Year yonosoy!

Merry Christmas and Happy new year!