Lightbulb? Single sided is the common way to create this. The inner surface of an enclosed glass object is usually not rendered in a real-time renderer, because they usually render only the closest layer of glass.
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Hello 😀 long time no see so i started working on the pants let me know what you think also am wondering, should i add surface details in zbrush or leave it later in texturing fase? such as fabric surface details? i think to my self to just do everything in zbrush and export out different layers and bake them separately to…
Oh i see whats happening. There is a lot of surface variation in those rocks' normal texture. So i expected some of those surfaces to cast shadows... silly me :) . Maybe use some strong AO to mitigate that.
Welcome to the voting thread for our next bi-monthly environment art challenge for July and August 2021! I want to start out by thanking @alytlebird for hosting the challenge for the past year and a half! Watching the wonderful work come out of each challenge has been a great motivator and participating has definitely…
When working on things like curved surfaces with holes, especially when there gonna be turbosmoothed required a bit of pre-planning. It might work out easier to model in holes into a flat surface then use FFD to get the required shape.
CAD is very interesting. Clean booleans, every time, and mathematically perfect surfaces. For some operations, it can't be beat. But it's hard to swap between polygons and CAD surfaces so you have to pick up front ... choose wisely. :)
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I think super long tris are okay, as long as they are defining a surface that is completely flat. the second you bend the normal tangency on a surface with crazy long tris however, you`re going to end up with undesirable results.
complex shaders generally do the job of calculating how the objects surface interacts with the shots lights. you still need textures to describe the surfaces. (I have no film experience but I've done rendering for TV using mentalray)