Indigo Renderer Forum

Camox:
Nice model and render! - it look exactly like it is supposed to.

... once you know exactly what it is

True, perfection through simplicity. What's the texture source ? I'd be keen to synth it some day...

Here are the next two dirty render. Still a little interior and the materials optimize something it should be ready for the final rendering.

I know such a thing actually belongs in the WIP area. But I do still here ...

Those are pretty awesome man!

really nice elephant I wonder why ppl say, it's hard to recognize?

Also, the two new house-shots have avery interesting angle

Very nice images, Camox !
Good luck with the competition. I've been working with that scene too actually and will probably enter too.

Kram1032 wrote:really nice elephant I wonder why ppl say, it's hard to recognize?

I said that it was hard to tell if it was stone or some metallic alloy, before Camox stated it was soapstone. I said nothing about the mouse, as Camox didn't model it

oh, ok^^
Ooops, didn't notice both comments where by you lol.

Thank you guys

@Suvakas
I know not yet whether I will participate in the comp will be taking part. It makes fun of the scene to work.

Hi:

I give my last job with blender, rendered with version 1.1.18 of indigo.

Greetings.
Tony.

F*ck Camox,
that looks awesome! Nearly perfect materials...
please remember the name of this thread, otherwise I'll have to apply for another job.

Here is a re-render of an old pocket watch model that I made a few yrs ago.

Water Jug start for the competition.



Not happy yet.

A small motion blur test.
I'm using an emitting jpg image for background. No other light sources in the scene. It really surprised me how good the lighting is from only a jpg image. Probably can't do hard shadows with ldr images, but they are good alternative for general reflections and ambient.

suvakas wrote:A small motion blur test.
I'm using an emitting jpg image for background. No other light sources in the scene. It really surprised me how good the lighting is from only a jpg image. Probably can't do hard shadows with ldr images, but they are good alternative for general reflections and ambient.

Quite speedy tea pots you've got here!