hey,octers,my first pic,c&c are welcome!
and anybody can me how the water make well!
the water aroud the stone is not display right..
thank you
turtle in the water
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wow plato13404256, very good start 
for the water, maybe it's a smoothing problem
have you try to uncheck the smooth value in the water material?
ciao beppe
for the water, maybe it's a smoothing problem
have you try to uncheck the smooth value in the water material?
ciao beppe
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infernoVFX
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Hi Plato,
Your water surface pattern is too small, it's not the proper scale. This way the stones and the turtles looks like giants. Try increasing the maxdepth samples, i believe this should remove unwanted shading.....
All the best,
Voja
Your water surface pattern is too small, it's not the proper scale. This way the stones and the turtles looks like giants. Try increasing the maxdepth samples, i believe this should remove unwanted shading.....
All the best,
Voja
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nice work, especially the shell, what shader did you use to achieve the shiny translucent feel?
ive seen several translucent renders around but they always lack specular.
ur water seems to be the only problem with this piece.
ive seen several translucent renders around but they always lack specular.
ur water seems to be the only problem with this piece.
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thank you!bepeg4d wrote:wow plato13404256, very good start
for the water, maybe it's a smoothing problem
have you try to uncheck the smooth value in the water material?
ciao beppe
but i will try!
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plato13404256
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thanks!tomas_p wrote:interesting...
regards
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thank you!infernoVFX wrote:Hi Plato,
Your water surface pattern is too small, it's not the proper scale. This way the stones and the turtles looks like giants. Try increasing the maxdepth samples, i believe this should remove unwanted shading.....
All the best,
Voja
i will do it.
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plato13404256
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anomi wrote:nice work, especially the shell, what shader did you use to achieve the shiny translucent feel?
ive seen several translucent renders around but they always lack specular.
ur water seems to be the only problem with this piece.
yes,i think so.
may be i make the hdri and sun in the scene,will be ok.
thank you!
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its impressive...
very nice material on turtle..
mind if i ask you- how did you do it?
very nice material on turtle..
mind if i ask you- how did you do it?
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