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Very nice.
Great pot material, how did you do it?
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looks good sawyer, i think you need something in the environment to bring out some subtle reflectionsComment
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just a general question - how on earth do all you guys have time to 'play' with anything????
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Richard Birket
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'cause they are DAMN fast when working, so they have lots of spare time (usually it comes vs WIFE's timeOriginally posted by trickyjust a general question - how on earth do all you guys have time to 'play' with anything????
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Pot is great!
Best regards,
nikki Candelero.:: FREE Your MINDs, LIVE Your IDEAS ::.Comment
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second that!Originally posted by CandeleroThis signature is only a temporary solutionComment
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...and soon to be 'new baby's time in my case!(usually it comes vs WIFE's time ).
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Richard Birket
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Exactly Nikki'cause they are DAMN fast when working, so they have lots of spare time (usually it comes vs WIFE's time ).
Great mtl indeed.=:-/
LaurentComment
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I was gone to LALA for a few days for a friends wedding. First real bachelor party I had ever been to (didnt have one for my wedding).
Anyway This was an incredible complex (for me, remember I aint that bright) material. the bump map was a noise gradient made in cs2 I put on a decal (blend material) and had the UVW map aligned with a displacement map set to negative values. Then the main brown color was a blend with a gradient map. So it was a blend material within a blend (with a multi sub object for the interior part). I did cheat and detached the interior part because I could not get the displacement to not affect those faces. I will post settings (a bit clearer than my ramblings) in a few.
As for why I have time... trade secret
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sweet, yeah it needs to be on a table...Comment
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