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bazze
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Here's another of my airplanes. Modeled with Modo.
I had to render this in 2 passes since the current version of Octane doesn't support light to pass trough glass in a proper way.

I also noticed that Octane is very cranky if you miss to UV-map a polygon. I had difficulties with applying the texture on some parts until I noticed that 4 polygons on the pilots collar weren't UV-mapped properly.

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pixym
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Nice, but I doubt of the reality of the bubble soap cockpit…
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radiance
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Hey,

nice seeing the thin film coating used, but it's a bit too much imo...

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Proupin
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yeah, this type of (polarized?) glasses do show film coating in real life, perhaps too much or at least too distracting. But the image is great!
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bazze
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;) you're probably right.. I thought it looked "nice". I reduced it a lot:

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radiance
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bazze wrote:;) you're probably right.. I thought it looked "nice". I reduced it a lot:

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much better :)

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MagnusL3D
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Nice render, will you do all your airplanes ? looking forward to it !

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