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mbetke
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I modelled this solar-energy transformator for a recent job. I put too many details in like the little vents and so on because it turned out that client didn't want it for close-up later and was only seen from 4m and more.
So I reused it as a learning exercise for materials, camera setup and light setup.
Rendered around 10 minutes each with pathtracing and lit with a HDRI.
It's not the most appealing object to showcase but give the little cubic guy a chance. ;)

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And the other images. Just noticed they are not large enough for the gallery. Damn. ;)

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By the way: How can I add a second layer of scratches on a material? Mix Material??
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tehfailsafe
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Love the texture, is it noise on the bump? Mind showing some settings? Looks fantastic and I've always had trouble getting that type of detail into say house walls...
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wow
i like the textures :lol:
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mbetke
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The LED display is a texture I gathered from a photo and edited it a bit. Before it I placed a cube with a glass material and a fingerprint texture as a slight bumpmap.
The plastic case is made with a 2k texture. Basically some blurred noise in photoshop. I will upload the material this evening or so. Have to figure out how to share materials with LiveDB. :)
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