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The Art of Realism with Blender
Click here to Download now Designers frequently grapple with the formidable challenge of achieving the pinnacle of image quality, often resulting in exasperation. To address this pervasive concern, I've meticulously compiled a comprehensive guide entitled 'The Art of Realism with Blender.' This invaluable resource is… -
Re: Allewway Project
Night scenes in 3D can be tricky, because it typically doesn't work to have a game or film behave the way it would in real life, instead of looking at realistic lighting (still good to use for reference; but make a decision for your jumping off point); look at other games with night scenes, and Hollywood sets from… -
Re: The Forgotten Sands - Environment
Hi strobelite. I really like where you're going with this! As for lighting, LIGHT RAYS! Light rays will be your friend in this scene. Press F4 with your light selected and scroll down or search in the bar at the top for light rays. You can change the bloom tint, radius etc and I think you'd get some nice results,… -
Re: Default Maya Orthographic Camera Position/Clipping Planes
Ended up doing a combo of both of the above responses. Using a default scene didn't work; for some reason the cameras were always set to the default even though I'd edited them in the saved scene. I don't think usersetup.mel runs when you open a scene, just when you load Maya, so I created a default scene with a script… -
Re: Monthly Community Noob Challenge June 2014 (20)
I'm only making this scene. I am not concerned with making perfectly modular pieces for an entire game level to be assembled later. Therefore I can model everything at an arbitrary scale and as long as everything is at a good scale relative to all the other parts of this scene I can avoid thinking about scale until the… -
Re: [WIP] Copernicus City
Anthy9986 - I guess I was trying too keep the number of Static Meshes in my scene from getting too high. Here's an image that shows how I've broken down all the static meshes in the scene. I originally intended the scene to make better use of modular pieces, but I ended up trying to stay as close to the concept as possible… -
Re: (WIP)Arch Viz Animation Project- Mental Ray
Well, first make sure to work with a proper full linear workflow (RAW output). Your materials are off. The best thing you can do in order to get decent result is to create a simple scene with one neutral environment, one or two area light, a ball, and start from there. Spend time on texture creation is crucial; actually… -
Re: Fresnel in Vray for Maya
I've been trying to do something similar to that. Using 3ds max and vray we built these little scenes, made textures, materials and lighting all inside vray so by the end we had this little render scene all set up and looking lovely. We could show these renders to producers and get them signed off before we had to bake a… -
Re: subway hall environment - CE3
in response to chrisradsby, i definitely didnt mean that simply changing the mood would "finish off" the scene, its just something to help focus the viewers attention. i believe the scene could use some more small and medium props scattered about and a little more of a "story" to go along with it.. personally i would focus… -
Re: Hello, i would like feedback on my Frozen Lab
The scene has a good overall aesthetic look to it. It kinda has that realstic-scifi look that reminds me of original star wars. Scale seems lost. There's that little walkway to the blue orb which dictates people being really small, but everything else makes it seem like people would be larger. Just not sure. There's no…
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