Correct precious Metals and Gemstones
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2014 1:17 pm
When you look at other render engines, most of them have a huge list of precious metals like gold, platin, whitegold and a lot of gemstones like ruby, saphire, diamond and so on!
I think this is missing in octane and thats a huge leak. A view months ago, there was a discussion thread about gold and someone from the octane team posted a material called "colored metall" ID:616 which he said is perfect for gold, physically correct, because it has a falloff map, which gold usually has. I use this material from that day on and it is "nearly" perfect. It is just too dark and over saturated, but the rest is perfect! I know that because i am a goldsmith and work every day with those materials and gemstones.
Chrome is no whitegold, cause whitegold looks diferent and silver does also not look like chrome or whitegold. also platin looks completely different. A blue sapphire doesnt look like a tansanite and a emerald does not look like a peridot or a turmaline. And so on! I know the differences and i also know what the difference is!
I know octane but i NEVER would have had the idea to use falloff map to make gold realistic like that and i think the base preparation of the physically correct base for those materials, can only be done by a real octane material expert. One of the team itself!
So here is my suggestion: we create 2 new sections in the live database: NR1 is precious metals and nr2 is gemstones! one of the experts from the octane team makes the base. For example for yellowgold, whitegold, platinum and so on and also makes a base for gemstones. I as a goldsmith will invest 2 or more days of my sparetime and make those materials perfect. i can achive this by putting those materials on 1 of my 3d jewelry that really exists and put it under the same light conditions as i have here in my business and tweak all those materials until they look 100% like they look here in reality. This will give the most realistic and perfect precious materials possible in ANY render engine available yet!
What we need:
Precious metals: yellow gold 10karat, 14 karat, 18 karat, pure 24 karat
whitegold 10, 14, 18 karat
greengold 10,14,18 karat
platinum pure
stainless steel for jewelry (high reflection, dark shadows,)
silver 850 and silver 925 (sterling silver)
Gemstones: Diamond (white, blue, yellow, pink), Tanzanite, Ruby, Emerald, Sappire, Tourmaline (different colours), Demantoid, Zircon, Spessartite, Alexandrite, Tsavorite, Rhodolite, Spinel, Peridot, Turquoise, Topaz, Aquamarine, Amethyst, Quarz adjustable (colour), Opal, Pearl, Moonstone, Lapis Lazuli, Moldavite, - those are the most important.
Also to mention.....you NEVER should use the "smooth" function on shaped gemstones. NEVER! The edges of the cut have to be completely sharp.
This is my offer. Make this base and i will invest a lot of time for all of you guys to make those materials and stones perfect and this will give us all the best possible gemstone and precious metals available! Contact me, message me and i am here to serve you! Hope we can work together on this to make octane better!
Here is one example of my renderings:
more can be seen at: https://www.facebook.com/frankjewelry
Happy new year to everybody and have a nice day -
Kind regards Chris!
I think this is missing in octane and thats a huge leak. A view months ago, there was a discussion thread about gold and someone from the octane team posted a material called "colored metall" ID:616 which he said is perfect for gold, physically correct, because it has a falloff map, which gold usually has. I use this material from that day on and it is "nearly" perfect. It is just too dark and over saturated, but the rest is perfect! I know that because i am a goldsmith and work every day with those materials and gemstones.
Chrome is no whitegold, cause whitegold looks diferent and silver does also not look like chrome or whitegold. also platin looks completely different. A blue sapphire doesnt look like a tansanite and a emerald does not look like a peridot or a turmaline. And so on! I know the differences and i also know what the difference is!
I know octane but i NEVER would have had the idea to use falloff map to make gold realistic like that and i think the base preparation of the physically correct base for those materials, can only be done by a real octane material expert. One of the team itself!
So here is my suggestion: we create 2 new sections in the live database: NR1 is precious metals and nr2 is gemstones! one of the experts from the octane team makes the base. For example for yellowgold, whitegold, platinum and so on and also makes a base for gemstones. I as a goldsmith will invest 2 or more days of my sparetime and make those materials perfect. i can achive this by putting those materials on 1 of my 3d jewelry that really exists and put it under the same light conditions as i have here in my business and tweak all those materials until they look 100% like they look here in reality. This will give the most realistic and perfect precious materials possible in ANY render engine available yet!
What we need:
Precious metals: yellow gold 10karat, 14 karat, 18 karat, pure 24 karat
whitegold 10, 14, 18 karat
greengold 10,14,18 karat
platinum pure
stainless steel for jewelry (high reflection, dark shadows,)
silver 850 and silver 925 (sterling silver)
Gemstones: Diamond (white, blue, yellow, pink), Tanzanite, Ruby, Emerald, Sappire, Tourmaline (different colours), Demantoid, Zircon, Spessartite, Alexandrite, Tsavorite, Rhodolite, Spinel, Peridot, Turquoise, Topaz, Aquamarine, Amethyst, Quarz adjustable (colour), Opal, Pearl, Moonstone, Lapis Lazuli, Moldavite, - those are the most important.
Also to mention.....you NEVER should use the "smooth" function on shaped gemstones. NEVER! The edges of the cut have to be completely sharp.
This is my offer. Make this base and i will invest a lot of time for all of you guys to make those materials and stones perfect and this will give us all the best possible gemstone and precious metals available! Contact me, message me and i am here to serve you! Hope we can work together on this to make octane better!
Here is one example of my renderings:
more can be seen at: https://www.facebook.com/frankjewelry
Happy new year to everybody and have a nice day -
Kind regards Chris!