One is a screen from zbrush the other from octane render
Dont know yet if ill be able to do a render in octane in a way that the bump looks like the one in zbrush but ill try.
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I like the zbrush materials, now to get that look for the armor in octane use a glossy material with low roughness, or even better export the zbrush bump as normal bump, it get's more detailed in octane that way. Also I would give the armor a more weathered look, like more shiny in the center and worn (more roughness) in the joints, and some battle scratches, just paint a mask in zbrush and use it to control the reflection /roughness combo.
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the final images are in the competition post
http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... 192#p45192
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http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... 192#p45192
good luck to all