Stained glass, fog and fake shadow Tweet

[gabrielefx]

wow!

you used dirt materials too?

[enricocerica]

wow!

you used dirt materials too?

Thanks Gabriele,

No I didn't use dirt but now that you mentione it, I think I could have to reduce the sharpness between the different elements of the walls.

[nuno1980]

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[rappet]

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Enricocerica,
I am trying to make a scene like you did for practice.
Can you show how to make the stained glass?
cheers,

[enricocerica]

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Enricocerica,
I am trying to make a scene like you did for practice.
Can you show how to make the stained glass?
cheers,

The stained glasses are quite simple to produce.
You must use a specular material with a stained glass texture and activate the fake shadow, that's it.

[rappet]

Enrico, thnx for your answer.
I am not matching up to your beauty render,
but I am getting somewhere in studying the technique.
I did not get a good result in AO yet, but in PMC I am getting rays to start with
I don't want to hack your thread, so I posted my renders with (render- and material)settings
in the topic I started trying to get the fog effect while using the Archicad plugin.
http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=56&t=29639&p=131496#p131496
Maybe you can explain more about your setup ansd settings or show the settings you used.. that would be awsome.
greetz, Jeroen

[vanhage]

Very nice effect indeed.

I've been experimenting with this on my own and have been trying to find a way to add smoke/dust/noise into the light rays. I tried to add a turbulence map in the transmission and opacity inputs with no luck. Has anyone achieved results like the image below?

Thanks!

[merid888]

hi Enrico i cannot do that like you, i think so is the object to see the fog o volumen light, is the position of área to cover and dee the effect
maybe any tips about this ?

[nuno1980]

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