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Re: Austrian emperor crown

Postby Radiance » Sun Mar 08, 2009 7:27 am

Yeah, and one of those little microwave-ovens for heating muffins during rendering :)

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Re: Austrian emperor crown

Postby psychotron » Sun Mar 08, 2009 10:30 am

hey Rad it's good to see you in good mood :lol:
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Re: Austrian emperor crown

Postby loramel » Mon Mar 09, 2009 5:10 pm

Next update modelling wise ...

I am right now approaching 4 GB memory consumption with this project, which makes this a 64bit only one :D
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Re: Austrian emperor crown

Postby Lord Crc » Mon Mar 09, 2009 6:05 pm

Looking mighty fine there loramel!
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Re: Austrian emperor crown

Postby rusted » Tue Mar 10, 2009 3:57 am

looks great.
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Re: Austrian emperor crown

Postby psychotron » Tue Mar 10, 2009 10:46 am

very nice progress
I like how every pearl is different in scale - beliveability 110% :)
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Re: Austrian emperor crown

Postby MadSwede » Tue Mar 10, 2009 10:50 am

Sweet. That's coming along nicely.

Are you planning on using a texture for the ornate patterns (where the area is currently white) or are you using geometry all the way?
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Re: Austrian emperor crown

Postby loramel » Tue Mar 10, 2009 11:00 am

MadSwede wrote:Sweet. That's coming along nicely.

Are you planning on using a texture for the ornate patterns (where the area is currently white) or are you using geometry all the way?


The ornate pattern are (as far as I can see from the little reference I have) enamel inlays. My plan is to use a mixed material with a texture map controlling which base material I want to have shown. For the enamel material layer I will create a color map.

Well, thats the plan, but I have no idea if this really works out as I intend to.

I am now almost finished with the main raw modelling and then starts the really tedious process of uv unwrapping, texturing and material creation.
I have the feeling that in the end the modelling may turn out to be the easiest part of it ... :)
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Re: Austrian emperor crown

Postby loramel » Tue Mar 10, 2009 11:07 am

psychotron wrote:very nice progress
I like how every pearl is different in scale - beliveability 110% :)


Yes, those slight variations do make the difference. But I intend to take this much further.

Right now the placement of almost all the objects is too precise, so once I am finished with the raw modelling of the base parts, I will start to add all the slight variations in size, orientation etc.

After that I will use the material system to create even more variety through bump mapping, dirt maps, spec maps ....

I just hope that I didn't bite off more than I can chew ;) ( or my computer ... )
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Re: Austrian emperor crown

Postby MadSwede » Tue Mar 10, 2009 11:49 am

loramel wrote:
psychotron wrote:very nice progress
I like how every pearl is different in scale - beliveability 110% :)


Yes, those slight variations do make the difference. But I intend to take this much further.

Right now the placement of almost all the objects is too precise, so once I am finished with the raw modelling of the base parts, I will start to add all the slight variations in size, orientation etc.

After that I will use the material system to create even more variety through bump mapping, dirt maps, spec maps ....

I just hope that I didn't bite off more than I can chew ;) ( or my computer ... )

Some of the variations could be done using the object loc/rot/scale randomizer I suppose but still hell of an effort.

And when you are finished with this, what about the orb and the sceptre? :P
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