Polycarbonat
Re: Polycarbonat
Thanks your material works pretty well ! Now I wonder if I can get the vertical lines using some bump map or if I have to model it.
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Re: Polycarbonat
O.J, yes it is! Thanks!
For such small detail the best way would be to bump map it, but if you're gonna do some closeup, or edge shots, then probably some displacement would be nice.
For such small detail the best way would be to bump map it, but if you're gonna do some closeup, or edge shots, then probably some displacement would be nice.
Re: Polycarbonat
Hi Lexington, welcome !
This !Oscar J wrote:Is that a render? Nice one, show us more!
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Sorry for the delay, here is the render i done with your help.
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I can't see anything.
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Ok so i show you what it looks at the end :
I used the material you gave me and it worked very well.
I just lost so many hours with trying to get the right material thru Sketchup and it was a real mess. I really think that 1) Sketchup is buggy concerning the textures 2) Shindig is buggy with the textures 3) Both are buggy. The 3D render i have to create always comes from a Sketchup project but i'm considering switching my process to Blender or C4D. I'm done with texturing with Skindigo (one exemple : when i want to apply a texture to another object it creates a new texture with a new name, each time. So i end with a bunch of different textures and it make me mad. Not talking about the object that disappears in the render and so on. In fact i must admit that previously i was using Maxwell for SU and it was the same mess. Just the render was longer… Anyway i installed Blender but i realize i really need to learn it, i don't even understand how the windows works and moving in the model doesn't work like in SU…
So if the software worked better i could have spend more time in the process of creating material and such but it wasn't the case. So i end up with this, which is ok, but could have been much better. I hope i will have the time to correct it in the futur…
I used the material you gave me and it worked very well.
I just lost so many hours with trying to get the right material thru Sketchup and it was a real mess. I really think that 1) Sketchup is buggy concerning the textures 2) Shindig is buggy with the textures 3) Both are buggy. The 3D render i have to create always comes from a Sketchup project but i'm considering switching my process to Blender or C4D. I'm done with texturing with Skindigo (one exemple : when i want to apply a texture to another object it creates a new texture with a new name, each time. So i end with a bunch of different textures and it make me mad. Not talking about the object that disappears in the render and so on. In fact i must admit that previously i was using Maxwell for SU and it was the same mess. Just the render was longer… Anyway i installed Blender but i realize i really need to learn it, i don't even understand how the windows works and moving in the model doesn't work like in SU…
So if the software worked better i could have spend more time in the process of creating material and such but it wasn't the case. So i end up with this, which is ok, but could have been much better. I hope i will have the time to correct it in the futur…
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Re: Polycarbonat
Looking good, especially the first one!
We have a few really great Sketchup + Indigo artists on here, hopefully they'll help you out next time you run into any issues. Bubs (do check out his thread here:http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... =4&t=12887) is amazingly good with textures in Sketchup. I'm sure that if you ask about the specific problems you experience, there should be a way to solve it.
We have a few really great Sketchup + Indigo artists on here, hopefully they'll help you out next time you run into any issues. Bubs (do check out his thread here:http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... =4&t=12887) is amazingly good with textures in Sketchup. I'm sure that if you ask about the specific problems you experience, there should be a way to solve it.
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