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And of course the requisite stack of paper.
Best regards,
Vlado
Best regards,
Vlado
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Wow! Looks good!!!
Great update!Comment
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Good times. Has it made it into the next service pack, then?Check out my (rarely updated) blog @ http://macviz.blogspot.co.uk/
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Cache nothing. Brute force everything.Comment
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I only act like I know everything, Rogers.Comment
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nice! can't wait to test it!Comment
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Vlado, in the best possible way, you guys are animals
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How did you do it? I installed Vray 3.10 and I can't obtain such result...Originally posted by vlado View PostComment
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Here is the scene (max 2014). It is an animation - scrub the time slider to get different translucency values.
Best regards,
VladoI only act like I know everything, Rogers.Comment
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so has anyone used this new option for vegetation?
enabling it is just making my leaves much darker now, not sure of the best approachComment
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The option is more for paper (which was the original topic of discussion for this thread). I'm not sure it is that useful for tree leaves as it does make them darker.
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VladoI only act like I know everything, Rogers.Comment
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fair enough.
I still struggle with leaves though, in particular getting a decent translucency effect while maintaining reflections on the top side of the leaf. Anyone have any tips?Comment
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Grant Warwick's new leaves shader is way better than anything I've used before. He doesn't seem to by using any particular tricks aside from using a separate skydome with a blue sky (no sun spot I think) to boost "GI" but surely with the new reflection contribution control you could perhaps boost the reflection that way. That could of course just kill the translucency anyway.
He also uses a bright cyan tinted reflection map to give the appearance of a stronger reflection (it appears to be a more saturated reflection).Comment
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thanks James, which lesson/course is that in? Or is there a materials library or something?Comment
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