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Old 12-24-2008, 07:40 AM
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renders and puting

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BHNAUTIKA posted some renders under a different title
For a man who has been only into the art for less than a year I thought his work was outstanding
Never mind the boat, she is just a boat. but the renders, are they excellent or what?

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Old 04-25-2009, 10:05 AM
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which rendering soft. he used? i like the water.. which way of this generateD?
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The software was rhino plus flamingo The method use to create water surfaces is as follows. I actually create two surfaces one on top of another, the top surface I create a free-form surface so I can put waves into it. This surface I make a Clear glass like surface with a little amount of tint in it. To this surface I also added a bump map or in the case of the software that I use, flamingo, a procedural bump map called rumble I then adjust that to get the effect I want. Putting the bump on the surface makes those Wonderful little wavelets that reflect their surroundings. The second surface I make a flat plane and position below the top surface at a distance/depth at about the keel line of the boat being rendered. This surface I colour a dark blue all most black but it can be any colour at all. The beauty I find With this method is it allows light to penetrate to a depth below the water surface so that you can get shadowing and silhouettes below the water surface, by adjusting the depth of the second surface you can adjust the amount/depth of light penetration. Hope this helps.
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