Simple Renderings Thread

[CTZn]

Shameless trick, Schosch

By definition, the linear tonemapping has to be the most respectfull method for a color chart. Imho it is a slightly belittled method... Besides, an official chart would take industrial measure tools as galinette pointed out once.

I like the picture like it is

[dakiru]

Depth of field is a great way to hide all the normal smoothing issues/overlapping faces that I haven't fixed yet!

nice technique

[dakiru]

Here is a robot I was playing around with. His name is "Manny" (he is manual). He has a wind up key that keeps him going. Thoughts?

It wants some surroundings, so he is not so alone there Manny is a nice name - reminds me the main hero from Grim Fandango

[Lucidic]

Started a little "makeover" of my room. Any suggetions on improving the scene?

[dcm]

needs longer render and some models could be improved overal its good render

[Zom-B]

Started a little "makeover" of my room. Any suggetions on improving the scene?

oh, my lovly floor mat from the DB ^^
I would say the floor tiles a little to much, the texture seems to small by this. Also check out that the texture isn't 1:1 but 4:3 aspect ratio for mapping it on the ground

on your own risk you also could try to spam a lot of instanced geometry for the carpet and get a nice fluffy result.

[Lucidic]

will try that out, but I'm not sure what you mean with the carpet thing. It is too flat and I would like to make a furry carpet similar to some I've seen around here, but I have no idea on how to do that.

Anyway, here are two more renders from the same scene, rendered for a little longer.

[Borgleader]

Not quite happy with the design, and it's missing an "entrance floor". working on something hopefully better.

[Pibuz]

Here is something I made to test a new "afterstorm" glass. Based on good old buddy Bertrand Benoit's tutorial and textures. To him all the credit.

[Pibuz]

Another test just to see the quality of a model downloaded from the warehouse. Turned out to be not so good Any news?

BTW, I was wondering if could it be possible to obtain the glowing effect I applied in PS directly through Indigo, something like a dirt map (obstacle maybe) to the lens?

[pixie]

Another test just to see the quality of a model downloaded from the warehouse. Turned out to be not so good Any news?

Mind sharing?

[Pibuz]

No problem. SkIndigo model though.
BTW, could be useful if anyone could map correctly the leaves and then share it back

Give me the weekend to dig the file out..

[aleksandera]

Some test (2.2.12)

[Pibuz]

It seems that I finally managed to find a simple way to create good-looking trees and render it from sketchup through skindigo! I'll write a tut if anyone is interested!

[Pibuz]

@Pixie:
Sorry mate: do you want the model for the materials, the scene or the simple basic 3d?
Because that is from the warehouse, maybe I could simply share the link!