Tile map huge terrain for VR and sub d photo rendering, paddy field with Carrara 7 pro.

hi there,,,
i'm just not sure how am i going to put you thro this,,,
i saw ur port here about 15 minutes ago and i quickly came out with another view base on your visual.



there's pretty much kinda fine tuning u need buddy,
b4 u can consider about your visual,
1st- your object modeling "especially" your furniture. you need to figure out your object Proportion.
2nd - your object seems floating in the air already my friend...

on lighting part, i will try to explain to you later on.

keep on trying

damn bro,u mean u done it in 15 mins ? kinnda not get want u mean there

well my man, i just did not get the right method and approach to do this kind of 3d work. in campus i learn all those basics thing but i did not fully understand the lecturers explaination. please guide me.

Stage 2, all trees are billboards.

I do feel it's much better than 3D Max.

Nway 3dassets, the VR you're doing is for games? Looks good too..and give me an idea to create terrain by mapping..so the map colouring is using normal picture editing (e.g. photoshop), is it?

This post has been edited by b48753: Mar 29 2010, 08:09 PM

It is not game but VR for 3D pdf (same thing) light version as well as for print publication with 3D trees and hi res.
Based on the concept illustration, you paint each texture and its transition then duplicate and connect into jigsaw like terrain map, triangulate if you need to flip or paint a rotate texture map.

The red & blue indicates top and side in layer to see the direction especially turning the texture direction, I would advice not to turn texture until you are familiar with it.

This post has been edited by 3dassets: Mar 30 2010, 12:21 PM

Nice works guys

u on vray bro?

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Added on April 12, 2010, 1:59 pmwhat is VR bro? and is it that the company is selling a software to do terrain?

This post has been edited by Petre: Apr 12 2010, 01:59 PM

woooooo... i dun think we allow to post that 3d max viewport.. bahaya woooo
screenshot from actual game can la
btw that is my ferry at the back hehe

hey u guys do 3d modelling using blueprints? specifically cars

This post has been edited by abulabu: Apr 13 2010, 11:28 PM

An update to my project going into final and few frames of animations.

hah! thx peenutt, already taken out viewport pics

Yup, its important!
btw, some cars especially racing and custom built for tracks don't really release their blueprint for public viewing.
So sometime, picture reference is welcomed.
I dont really know if this applies as well for those who already work in the game industry, ask Genewiz or peanut.

My vw race touareg 2 here also uses the original touareg (road version) blueprint.


This post has been edited by KYPMbangi: Apr 16 2010, 02:08 AM

This post has been edited by 3dassets: Apr 16 2010, 03:08 AM

Here is a little headsup for people that are interested or is already in the Interior Design field.
Really basic stuff just to show the difference in lighting and materials.
Render settings were just Radiosity, not V-ray.
Work done using 3dsMax.




A Basic room without any materials. Basic rendering with an omni light.


Colour added to the room.


Steel Chrome finish added to the teapots.


Added sunlight.


Added skylight into the room. Please know that sunlight and skylight are different things.


Sunlights&Daylights turned off. Added target lights(spotlights) into the room.


Added fogs to the light to reduce flatness in the room - special effects.


Added more lights.


This post has been edited by BrownED: Apr 16 2010, 03:21 AM

Not bad..!! All this using Carrara?
Later you can be new animator for local TV show..hehe

My latest work...If time & my rig was not a probs,I might doing some short clips about it....

in my opinion, blue print is not as important. blueprint usually guide me for very early stage of modelling, just to get a rough proportion, because end of the day, you'll notice that blueprint is always out of accuracy, it's the pain in the ass if you follow it too much... reference photos are more important if you ask me...

The close up view....

& the wire frame from the new rendering scenes...


& after all post production work with photoshop....


now the final image appear to be lifely image,with radial blur effect been putted to enhanced the speeding effect.

hello
u all can help me how to design lip sync animation using 3ds max(prefer) or any tool..seriously i 0 knowledge about it..any tutorial or source to share
thank you pro