I work to dusty bulb, maybe you have any observations idea, tips etc.?
all help news is good.
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BULB and DUST
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Looks really great 
The only thing looking strange is the white reflection of the bulb illumination the room?
And I would suggest putting some dust also on top of the yellow plastic socket and the cables.
How did you make the dust? Modelled and scattered geometry?
The only thing looking strange is the white reflection of the bulb illumination the room?
And I would suggest putting some dust also on top of the yellow plastic socket and the cables.
How did you make the dust? Modelled and scattered geometry?
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A dust bulb looks a bit different.
You started well with the fingerprints on it. I think by reducing the dust flakes in size a lot and using an additional texture on the glass itself (maybe a falloff with a more opaque material on the top) could nail it.
You started well with the fingerprints on it. I think by reducing the dust flakes in size a lot and using an additional texture on the glass itself (maybe a falloff with a more opaque material on the top) could nail it.
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DIO wrote:Looks really great
The only thing looking strange is the white reflection of the bulb illumination the room?
And I would suggest putting some dust also on top of the yellow plastic socket and the cables.
exactly
How did you make the dust? Modelled and scattered geometry?
thanks DIO!yes the illumination is annoying, this the applying emission material on the object, i forgot disable opacity materials blakbody, but photoshop helps
The dust was made by particle system in blender.
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I agree.mbetke wrote:A dust bulb looks a bit different.
You started well with the fingerprints on it. I think by reducing the dust flakes in size a lot and using an additional texture on the glass itself (maybe a falloff with a more opaque material on the top) could nail it.
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