Post Your Renders - #4: A New Hope
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I can't seem to post without previewing first. I also have troubles quoting somebody. I end up copying my response and the quote I'm responding to, then going to the regular Post Reply button and pasting into the text window. Very tedious and time consuming. I've got to get my crap together and test it in different browsers to see if I have the same issues.
My big questions would be, is the software internet standards compliant, or is it some Windows only software that assumes everybody uses IE and to heck with internet standards because it's easier just to go with what MS wants the standards to be, and to heck with everybody else?
More than likely, it's buggy software, that makes a lot of cool promises and is poorly executed.
Anyone still following this buried thread? Sure wish we could bump it to the top. :-( ***ERROR*** FROWNY EMOTICON NOT FOUND
Anyway... here's some eye candy.
Comments welcome.
Excellent looking glass. Including the candy reflections in the rim!
Shawn.
I agree very nice job on the candies and especially the glass and it's refraction!
damn, now I feel like some smarties!
(they are Smarties as no mm printed on them)
would you believe I "liked" Smarties on Facebook! 〝•⌒•”
and tried adding some symbols that are not android friendly unicode so I cannot see them, but forum will not let me post them and leaves off sentences after!
Thank you both. I've got to admit, the glass is simply the default Crystal shader. I did use a custom bi-gradient scene background to provide some highlights.
should have put C8 on them!
I did Carrara sugar cubes with a corner chipped off!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sb-NFZdaTCk
Hopefully this will bum the thread and get some more responses and artwork.
I started to set this scene up a few weeks/months back when Marilyn Monroe's pictures were being auctioned off. The forums kinda' went kablooey, and my spare time dried up. I finally had a couple hours to spare and finished setting my lights, adjusting shaders, pissing around with the hair, etc. etc.
Both are identical images, except that in the second one I did some postwork for a subtle DOF using a depth pass I rendered. I did use Caustics, but not full GI or Skylight.
A still shot from an image sequence I've been working on:
this thread needs a bump and Holly wants fur
so
since my cats will not stay still to do an Autodesk 123Dcatch I grabbed someone else's off the public gallery and furred it up in Carrara
yes I can, did it in response to a post on their forum where someone asked how NOT to put their work up on the gallery for unrestricted use!
Late to the party, but finally found this thread...
Had to do a "futuristic cityscape" for a graduation party. Was projected onto the walls during the dinner part of the night. I might post a bit of the video later, but I guess we have no way of embedding youtube or vimeo in these stinkypoo forums...?
This has kind of an old school sci-fi tabloid look to it. Being from the "old" school myself, I like it. I especially like the treatment of the distant cityscape.
sluggish behaviour :)
looking for lighting realism in C8
Very nice job.
thank you EP (was that for me, right?) #
no pw except some wall shadows in the photomontage
thank you EP (was that for me, right?) #
no pw except some wall shadows in the photomontage
Most certainly!
Just a little "bump". (Now that we can.) :coolsmile:
ooh that has me thinking!
(too cold to get out of bed and fire up pooter, on Android)
if one attaches a target helper to a physics object and gets it to track a figure's hand (or tongue) can they pull it?
as opposed to using a force to push it from behind as you normally would.
so a brick could be pulled from a stacked wall which then may collapse.
I've not been able to make anything like that work for me.
Seems like keyframe and physics motion methods don't work well in combination. :-( ***ERROR*** FROWNY EMOTICON NOT FOUND
(sure wish we had a standard frown.)
Simple method is to put a non-physics brick in the middle and pull it out, then the physics ones collapse.
Which brings up a question - how do you guys who knock walls down keep the wall in place until an event occurs to knock it down. With everything I've tried, the bricks first do a little jump away from each other from the start of the sim. Turning down collision distance has some effect, but not enough to keep the wall intact until it gets hit.
Turning the collision distance to zero should keep the bricks from jumping away from each other. It works for me.
If you let your wall set undisturbed for too long however, things will still tend to drift a little.
That works for me too - thanks de3an.
I overcame the relative unresponsiveness by adding in a couple of offset wrecking balls for the sim and making them invisible in the render - great stuff!
This is a cellphone video shot by 18-year-old Bobbie Jo Johnson in a Wal Mart parking lot on the outskirts of Cornhusk, Iowa. She and her boyfriend, Billy Bob Arnold, were necking in the back seat of his parents’ 1963 Buick LeSabre when they felt the car shake and heard a loud noise. They looked out the fogged rear window to see a huge, otherworldly machine reeking havoc as it trampled everything in its path. Billy Bob immediately started the car and high-tailed it out of there as Bobbie Jo leaned out the window and caught all of the action on her cellphone. You can see the monstrous machine destroying a ’57 Chevy Bel Air owned by Earl and Marge Henderson.
Little did they know at the time that this was the first in an invading wave of deadly Traumadors that had landed in America’s heartland, intent on inflicting widespread trauma.
http://youtu.be/aWyh8sxkBL4
shoot, I forgot to add camera shake...
Just a little test to see if the image posting has been improved.
Cool! The forum resizes it for you! Not limited by the 800x800 pixels anymore! I'll assume there's the old 500KB file size still.
Nice composite. Looks pretty real.
Maybe you could sink the tires into the dirt road just a little.
Nice composite. Looks pretty real.
Maybe you could sink the tires into the dirt road just a little.
Thanks!
I thought of sinking the model a little into my driveway- well, shadow catcher- after I did the render..... D'oh!
I was trying an experiment. I was playing around with the shadow catcher, a reflective surface, alphas and Photoshop. Sure would be nice if there was a reflection catcher as well as a shadow catcher. Would have made the puddles a bit easier to deal with.
Limit is now 10MB for up to 5 images.
And max of 2000x2000 for the original image.
That is awesome!