Simple Renderings Thread

[pixie]

Thanks
I'm big fan of lossless images

Then, may I suggest putting it this way: [img](link%20to%20.jpg%20preview)[/img]

That way, it'll appear quicker on the page and we'll still have access to the "high quality" image.

If it's hosted in indigo the thumbnail will be a jpg... there's a limit to size though

[Meelis]

Thanks
I'm big fan of lossless images

Then, may I suggest putting it this way: [img](link%20to%20.jpg%20preview)[/img]

That way, it'll appear quicker on the page and we'll still have access to the "high quality" image.

Good idea
Edited my post

[pixie]

Satin attempt, or is it velvet?

Used Manitwo bump texture and Zom-b material fake sss.

[hcpiter]

Hello !

Small test of grass in new Indigo

cheers

[_cheers_]

just tried to make my first grass and i did it!! thanks hcpiter for the motivation.

[neo0.]

Part of a spaceship

[Borgleader]

That's a lot of DOF

[fused]

Part of a spaceship

Hey Neo,

looks interesting. A little bit too much dof but still good

[CTZn]

Rendered @ 32x32, background masked out using the alpha mask (it's an icon):

[Godzilla]

Another update on my Jango Fett WIP-

Full sizes in CGTalk thread

[dakiru]

Wow, Godzilla, very detailed Keep it up

[fused]

Wow, beatiful!

Well, I just jizzed in my pants.

Looking forward to updates.

I lol'd.

[neo0.]

Hey godizlla. Amazing stuff as usual. Im considering switching over from blender to sketchup because of how limited sketchup is with textures mostly. You can assign pictures to single faces, but when it comes to assigning a texture to a curved object that has thousands of polygons, things become very difficult. My textures always come out distorted.. So im wonder, how does blender handle texturing?

[lycium]

Im considering switching over from blender to sketchup because of how limited sketchup is with textures mostly.

lolwut?

[neo0.]

Im considering switching over from blender to sketchup because of how limited sketchup is with textures mostly.

lolwut?

Yep, looks like that heat wave is taking it's toll on me. Sketchup seems to be mainly geared towards very simple architectural models, where you only are concerned about textured a dozen or so faces independently.