Lightwave exterior testing
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Octane doesn't have native displacement, you must use LW displacement to get this effect. Anyway next plugin release is going to be a lot faster loading dense meshesvpii wrote:I am trying to use a normal map for stone with not alot of luck so far. Does not seem to read very well. Is displacement really the only way to go? I hate to increase the mesh size.
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It seems to me that the stone scale on the building is too big. Also, playing with FOV might improve the focal interest of the composition somewhat since the color usage is somewhat 'due-tone'. Otherwise I think this is a very good scene.
Just my take...
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Just my take...
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really nice picture,
and juanjo has right. will be reallly great to finish your image vpii with some real stones, even if it s a lot of work, you will be well rewarded in the end, because your picture is changing very fast to something of photorealistic.
keep the effort
and juanjo has right. will be reallly great to finish your image vpii with some real stones, even if it s a lot of work, you will be well rewarded in the end, because your picture is changing very fast to something of photorealistic.
keep the effort