Just a quick test I made.
Background is HDRI. Ground, Lion statue is mesh and textures. That's pretty much it.
Chinese lion
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very nice test. there are only a few tiny details to tell, that this is not a photo...
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wasn't my concern. mine was the smooth back edges of the bumpy stone floor. but if you show the same image to people who don't try to find some cgi indications, i bet they'd take it for a photo...Basselito wrote:I know, low res textures is one of them.
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Very nice!!!!!
You can have some more info? Wire, textures ..
Congratulations, very realistic test!
You can have some more info? Wire, textures ..
Congratulations, very realistic test!
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Here's a grab from 3dsMax:
Some info:
In one way this didn't needed to be rendered. What I'm testing here is a software called 123d Catch. What this software does is by adding a row of pictures it generates a mesh and a diffuse texture. But because the diffuse is made by stitched-together photos a lot is "pre-baked" (diffuse, light etc). I tested this mainly because it's an interesting way of getting real life props in to a games (which is what I've been working with for the last 13 years). I stumbled over this software in a tutorial where a guy starts with this app and brings the generated mesh inc. texture in to zbrush to then remesh, retopo and finally bake it into a complete game asset.
In case you're interested to play around with this software (it's a free beta), you'll find it here:
http://www.123dapp.com/catch
Some info:
In one way this didn't needed to be rendered. What I'm testing here is a software called 123d Catch. What this software does is by adding a row of pictures it generates a mesh and a diffuse texture. But because the diffuse is made by stitched-together photos a lot is "pre-baked" (diffuse, light etc). I tested this mainly because it's an interesting way of getting real life props in to a games (which is what I've been working with for the last 13 years). I stumbled over this software in a tutorial where a guy starts with this app and brings the generated mesh inc. texture in to zbrush to then remesh, retopo and finally bake it into a complete game asset.
In case you're interested to play around with this software (it's a free beta), you'll find it here:
http://www.123dapp.com/catch
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Tnx!
Tnx!
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