Been a busy boy...

[Free Agent_cg]

Re: Been a busy boy...

haha - perhaps even a footrub.

[trot_cg]

Re: Been a busy boy...

how did you mix sketchup lines with vray rendering together?

[Free Agent_cg]

Re: Been a busy boy...

export line render from sketchup... into photoshop use MULTIPLY as a layer blending styles and scale the image to fit

[trot_cg]

Re: Been a busy boy...

but how i can render only lines?

[trot_cg]

Re: Been a busy boy...

ok! now i understand!!!
thanks very much!!!

[camionero]

Re: Been a busy boy...

The best work have ever seen !!!!! how much did they paid to you for all of this !!!! EXELENT

[GOENNE]

Re: Been a busy boy...

WOW really awsome,you did it with sketchup without lacking your cpu?
may i know your spec please?

[mikaztro]

Re: Been a busy boy...

Just simply amazing. It doesn't look like it was done in SU. Intricate details and superb modeling.

[Free Agent_cg]

Re: Been a busy boy...

Intel Core 2 Quad 2.4 Q6600
750MB NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTX
2 Gig RAM DDR3 1300 Mgz
...
and i slaved a machine just like it

[thomthom]

Re: Been a busy boy...

export line render from sketchup... into photoshop use MULTIPLY as a layer blending styles and scale the image to fit

But how do you get them to match up? The V-Ray render doesn't completely match the SU view...

[Free Agent_cg]

Re: Been a busy boy...

unless u have "overide field of view" ticked in ur camera settings they should be exact...

[DzineTech_cg]

Re: Been a busy boy...

unless u have "overide field of view" ticked in ur camera settings they should be exact...

Thats not actually true and its probably the the thing that annoys me most about VfSU.
See here for my tests on this matter.

http://asgvis.com/index.php?option=c...14490#msg14490

[thomthom]

Re: Been a busy boy...

So the only way to match them up is to disable the Physical camera?

[Free Agent_cg]

Re: Been a busy boy...

no i used physical camera the whole time... all i can say is that vray is practically perfect (there are a few bugs here and there but they seem to diminish more and more the more u use vray) i had huge problems before with all kinds of things just like ur zoom problem but they melt away after a while...

the only tips i can give is:
always stick to physical camera!
put a 0.75 zoom on the camera (that'll render more than u see on ur screen and u can crop the image urself)
its easier to apply 2 point perspective in photoshop
untick override focal length...
render big change dpi to 150 then resize to smaller image this will give u higher quality images...

biebel once told me to tick the overide feature on, then off again (some kind of workaround)... but i havnt had that problem again

RENDER RENDER RENDER RENDER RENDER... and a tutorial here and there wouldnt hurt

[thomthom]

Re: Been a busy boy...

Yea, I didn't want to disable the physical camera. I've had my Zoom to 0.7. Override Focal Length is off, but I think that's off by default.