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MaTtY631990
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Final snooker table
Last edited by MaTtY631990 on Tue Jun 29, 2010 10:49 pm, edited 6 times in total.
Great. model, lightning, camera angle are very nice.
Now if you turn on AA, or try super-sample trick and invert the bump of the wooden floor will be really great..
Image have a potential but you need to add quite a lot of details..
Now if you turn on AA, or try super-sample trick and invert the bump of the wooden floor will be really great..
Image have a potential but you need to add quite a lot of details..
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MaTtY631990
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Do I check the filter option on the kernel for anti aliasing
Yes checking the filter will turn on AA, or you can read more about the supersampling trick here:http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... f=21&t=878 ,
witch is far far better solution for the moment me think..
witch is far far better solution for the moment me think..
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Nice, but you should definately supersample then downscale the image to get rid of the aliasing:
http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... f=21&t=878
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http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... f=21&t=878
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looks good and it has tons of possibilitys, like they said add a little detail and you'll have a nice model for sure.
My 2 cts: the noise scale in the green table cloth is a little big, and the goldish fixtures in the holes need more glossines, they are a little diffuse atm (or they are some type of white wood in which case nevermind my comment), the fish net is just opacity mapped? if so a little bit of bump could help.
OT, I've played regular pool and spanish pool, but I've never played snooker, it looks like the table is quite bigger than pool, I would love to try it someday
My 2 cts: the noise scale in the green table cloth is a little big, and the goldish fixtures in the holes need more glossines, they are a little diffuse atm (or they are some type of white wood in which case nevermind my comment), the fish net is just opacity mapped? if so a little bit of bump could help.
OT, I've played regular pool and spanish pool, but I've never played snooker, it looks like the table is quite bigger than pool, I would love to try it someday
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Like that one, but as kubo says, the noise is a little bit to great.
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Right, the table is bigger, the holes and the angles from the cushion on the holes are smaler. Some balls that are going in, on a regular pool table, are going reverse on a snooker table.kubo wrote: OT, I've played regular pool and spanish pool, but I've never played snooker, it looks like the table is quite bigger than pool, I would love to try it someday
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SurfingAlien
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very nice work, shots #1 and #3 are truly awesome!
only crit is the floor... it's too flat and perfect if it's supposed to be an old parquet: I'd try adding a little bump/normal and reflection maps
cheers,
A
only crit is the floor... it's too flat and perfect if it's supposed to be an old parquet: I'd try adding a little bump/normal and reflection maps
cheers,
A
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