Kram1032 wrote:ps : après visite du site : superbes travaux, cela dit en passant
Does this mean "After visiting this site, please tell anyone about it!"?

No this means : I went to see your website (www.realistic-design.com), I love your work.
(but yes raph, fell free to tell anyone about indigo)

hello there ;) drBouvierLeduc, very nice adaptation of our tutorial ;) i hope it makes benefit to all blender & indigo render users! Raph Hi, Yes, I was heavily inspired by your tutorial ! I will mention it more clearly at the beginning. Thanks for sharing this, you don't know for how long I was lo...

kepler wrote:Excuse me drBouvierLeduc, this tutorial works with Indigo 0.6?

you need indigo 0.7 test 1+ and the 0.7 exporter.
manitwo--> you've been faster than me !

afecelis wrote: The script you posted will give errors with official 2.42 so better use this one instead:
http://www.danielpatton.com/afecelis/bl ... domize.zip
cheers!

Thanks ! edited

amazing work drBouvierLeduc! Thanks for taking the time to create and share it. :D However, th erandomize loc/size/rot script is not a blender default. Googling around I ran into this one: http://www.koders.com/python/fidE66DF9E615BA6D8726266F8EA2CC8906E52F7DE6.aspx Is it the same as yours? regards...

Nice tut, though there is no need for the copy+pasting! Use the array modifier instead, you just use 2 and you can have as many as you want in a couple of minutes. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that the array modifier doesn't use instancing when exported with that version of the exporter (0....

radiance used a real instanced gras mesh. :wink: Tell me more ! You mean it's a grass leaf modelled and duplicated ? I was wondering how to obtain the same grass as Radiance did in that picture. ye like maxwell tutorial Exactly, I found that tutorial so usefull I wanted to adapt it to blender and i...

http://www.charlesrazack.com/3d/tuto1/tutograss-0-1.jpg edit : I'm afraid that tutorial is totally oudated now (as of june 2008), you'd rather use an instanced grass patch to get more accurate results. (note : you can download this whole tutorial in pdf ) In this tutorial you will see how to produc...

mrbadguyva --> I really like that one. It's simple and effective. I think you need to put it on a floor, something like here maybe?

I think you could use a simpler font. Appart from that, nice idea

good idea !

I played a bit with blender procedural textures to indigo. I don't usually use procedural textures because they look too much cg, but for some particular materials and bump maps in general, they are perfect. The good thing is once you find a nice material, you can use it with any object you want, no...

In order to avoid the seeds, you can use the render baking feature of blender 2.43 like this : (follow the tutorial, except for step 6) STEP 6 : Do not use the script, instead go to "render --> bake-render meshes --> textures only" (ALT + Ctrl B) wich will do better then the script. Here is a quick ...

excellent !
Thanks a lot
(You should copy this thread to the tutorials section)

Created tutorials sub-forum

OnoSendai, you are a god !

edit : will post first one later this afternoon