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  • Cris PalominoCris Palomino Posts: 11,372
    MEC4D said:

    more promos ..  just got the  "Chappie 7" lol   robot and decided to try him out , the gun above was also from this set  cheeky

    I used

    • Gun 2
    • Gun 3
    • Gun 2 braided 
    • Aluminium Anodized

    You mean DZ's ASN Model 4?  Yeah, I think it's great.  Nice use of it in these promos.

  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249

    Thanks ! You said that Cris .. I was just joking since it antennas are like Chappie's .. btw love this metal dude  

    Cris Palomino said:
    MEC4D said:

    more promos ..  just got the  "Chappie 7" lol   robot and decided to try him out , the gun above was also from this set  cheeky

    I used

    • Gun 2
    • Gun 3
    • Gun 2 braided 
    • Aluminium Anodized

    You mean DZ's ASN Model 4?  Yeah, I think it's great.  Nice use of it in these promos.

     

  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249

    more promos

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  • KnittingmommyKnittingmommy Posts: 8,191

    I love how you get the wireframe through to final shader on these images.  Cute trick.  Looks great!

  • ANGELREAPER1972ANGELREAPER1972 Posts: 4,508
    MEC4D said:

    Thanks Richard, made some changes and fixed typos lol so need to update but Vol.2 is closed at 431 shaders in total for the release  ( not to count in over 250 wood shaders that come straight after in next vol.3 ) 

    The retail price for vol.2 will be $35.95 minus the release discount so of course less .. 

    RAMWolff said:

    Nice promo Cath!  :-)

     

    at full price that'll be about $50 Australian but the quality and amount so worth it these are amazing makes it hard to buy other products as these will bring so much new life to older products that are still good but need that spark now to compare to newer versions and with these shaders wont have to replace a lot of our older content  hope you do some more fabric and creature skin/eyes some day fish/lizard, insect, crustacian, plant, slugs the more unusaul textures/patterns 

  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249

    Thanks :)  here another one ..actually used ketchap shader on the hair just changed  the colors lol

    Knittingmommy said:

    I love how you get the wireframe through to final shader on these images.  Cute trick.  Looks great!

     

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  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249

    Actually around $48 Australian dollars plus it will be release discount too .. skins and all the stuff ( and very cool one ) will be in Vol.4 .. before that Vol.3 with Wood only ..many wood shaders and styles to cover most everything ..even burnned wood etc.. 

    ANGELREAPER1972 said:
    MEC4D said:

     

    at full price that'll be about $50 Australian but the quality and amount so worth it these are amazing makes it hard to buy other products as these will bring so much new life to older products that are still good but need that spark now to compare to newer versions and with these shaders wont have to replace a lot of our older content  hope you do some more fabric and creature skin/eyes some day fish/lizard, insect, crustacian, plant, slugs the more unusaul textures/patterns 

     

  • TesseractSpaceTesseractSpace Posts: 1,406

    Looking through the thread at the scratched metals made me think of something... Wondering if there'd be a way to get those scratches on glass. 

    I was rendering a closeup of a bespectacled character and it struck me that her glasses should be scratched up at least a little. (No matter how good I take care of mine eventually they get scratched. Or if 'scratchproof' the coating breaks down.)

  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249

    Why ? you don't have to ..I covered it already.. it is under glass.. just scale it to the level you need, also have dirty glass , smoky etc ..  working on promo with it now

    TesseractSpace said:

    Looking through the thread at the scratched metals made me think of something... Wondering if there'd be a way to get those scratches on glass. 

    I was rendering a closeup of a bespectacled character and it struck me that her glasses should be scratched up at least a little. (No matter how good I take care of mine eventually they get scratched. Or if 'scratchproof' the coating breaks down.)

     

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  • TesseractSpaceTesseractSpace Posts: 1,406
    MEC4D said:

    Why ? you don't have to ..I covered it already.. it is under glass.. just scale it to the level you need, also have dirty glass , smoky etc ..  working on promo with it now

    TesseractSpace said:

    Looking through the thread at the scratched metals made me think of something... Wondering if there'd be a way to get those scratches on glass. 

    I was rendering a closeup of a bespectacled character and it struck me that her glasses should be scratched up at least a little. (No matter how good I take care of mine eventually they get scratched. Or if 'scratchproof' the coating breaks down.)

     

    Ah, missed that somewhere then. Also good for cell phone and tablet screens... (Though I don't have the scratches there. Wonder why I can't get glasses made with Gorilla glass?)

  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249

    Glasses with Gorilla glass would be cool, I buy like 2 pair of glasses per year, always something happen .. but no one scratch on my phone or tablet lol  

    TesseractSpace said:
    MEC4D said:

    Why ? you don't have to ..I covered it already.. it is under glass.. just scale it to the level you need, also have dirty glass , smoky etc ..  working on promo with it now

    TesseractSpace said:

    Looking through the thread at the scratched metals made me think of something... Wondering if there'd be a way to get those scratches on glass. 

    I was rendering a closeup of a bespectacled character and it struck me that her glasses should be scratched up at least a little. (No matter how good I take care of mine eventually they get scratched. Or if 'scratchproof' the coating breaks down.)

     

    Ah, missed that somewhere then. Also good for cell phone and tablet screens... (Though I don't have the scratches there. Wonder why I can't get glasses made with Gorilla glass?)

     

  • barbultbarbult Posts: 24,244
    MEC4D said:

    Glasses with Gorilla glass would be cool, I buy like 2 pair of glasses per year, always something happen .. but no one scratch on my phone or tablet lol  

    TesseractSpace said:
    MEC4D said:

    Why ? you don't have to ..I covered it already.. it is under glass.. just scale it to the level you need, also have dirty glass , smoky etc ..  working on promo with it now

    TesseractSpace said:

    Looking through the thread at the scratched metals made me think of something... Wondering if there'd be a way to get those scratches on glass. 

    I was rendering a closeup of a bespectacled character and it struck me that her glasses should be scratched up at least a little. (No matter how good I take care of mine eventually they get scratched. Or if 'scratchproof' the coating breaks down.)

     

    Ah, missed that somewhere then. Also good for cell phone and tablet screens... (Though I don't have the scratches there. Wonder why I can't get glasses made with Gorilla glass?)

     

    I wonder how heavy that would be. I always go for the lightest lenses possible.

  • TesseractSpaceTesseractSpace Posts: 1,406

    Yeah, I get one pair from insurance every couple years. Thankfully there's Zenni for cheap replacements till the next exam.

    Meanwhile my electronics die from all kinds of issues but their gorilla glass screens are perfect.

    Love the scratched glass, will have to put that on Eleanor's lenses. Then see what some of your amazing metals can do for El's other form. :)

  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249
    edited March 2016

    You are right ..did not thinking about that , my glasses are very tin and light and the expensive one do not scratch so much but always manage to do it some way mostly when I drop it lol

    btw here next promo, remember the nice dinner image from volume 1 shaders? now that call for a zombie apocalypse lol

    used dirty cotton, rusted chrome, dirty glass, scratched yellow metal paint and jelly bean sugar for the old wine lol

    barbult said:
    MEC4D said:

    Glasses with Gorilla glass would be cool, I buy like 2 pair of glasses per year, always something happen .. but no one scratch on my phone or tablet lol  

    TesseractSpace said:
    MEC4D said:

    Why ? you don't have to ..I covered it already.. it is under glass.. just scale it to the level you need, also have dirty glass , smoky etc ..  working on promo with it now

    TesseractSpace said:

    Looking through the thread at the scratched metals made me think of something... Wondering if there'd be a way to get those scratches on glass. 

    I was rendering a closeup of a bespectacled character and it struck me that her glasses should be scratched up at least a little. (No matter how good I take care of mine eventually they get scratched. Or if 'scratchproof' the coating breaks down.)

     

    Ah, missed that somewhere then. Also good for cell phone and tablet screens... (Though I don't have the scratches there. Wonder why I can't get glasses made with Gorilla glass?)

     

    I wonder how heavy that would be. I always go for the lightest lenses possible.

     

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  • RAMWolffRAMWolff Posts: 10,212

    WOW... brilliant promo hon!  You should do an identical one with everything shiny and new!  ;-)~

  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249
    edited March 2016

    Thanks Richard I did one year ago with volume 1 shaders see bellow ...the old scene from one year ago don't want to render in 4.9 some way all is black  not even light :( so I merged the props in new one but lost camera and lighting

    RAMWolff said:

    WOW... brilliant promo hon!  You should do an identical one with everything shiny and new!  ;-)~

     

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  • SimonJMSimonJM Posts: 5,982
    MEC4D said:

    You are right ..did not thinking about that , my glasses are very tin and light and the expensive one do not scratch so much but always manage to do it some way mostly when I drop it lol

    btw here next promo, remember the nice dinner image from volume 1 shaders? now that call for a zombie apocalypse lol

    used dirty cotton, rusted chrome, dirty glass, scratched yellow metal paint and jelly bean sugar for the old wine lol

    barbult said:
    MEC4D said:

    Glasses with Gorilla glass would be cool, I buy like 2 pair of glasses per year, always something happen .. but no one scratch on my phone or tablet lol  

    TesseractSpace said:
    MEC4D said:

    Why ? you don't have to ..I covered it already.. it is under glass.. just scale it to the level you need, also have dirty glass , smoky etc ..  working on promo with it now

    TesseractSpace said:

    Looking through the thread at the scratched metals made me think of something... Wondering if there'd be a way to get those scratches on glass. 

    I was rendering a closeup of a bespectacled character and it struck me that her glasses should be scratched up at least a little. (No matter how good I take care of mine eventually they get scratched. Or if 'scratchproof' the coating breaks down.)

     

    Ah, missed that somewhere then. Also good for cell phone and tablet screens... (Though I don't have the scratches there. Wonder why I can't get glasses made with Gorilla glass?)

     

    I wonder how heavy that would be. I always go for the lightest lenses possible.

     

    Yum, so appetising ... so glad not had breakfast yet ... wink

  • TesseractSpaceTesseractSpace Posts: 1,406
    edited March 2016

    Getting these (I still need set one...) is gonna be murder on my wallet. But this is definitely the kind of thing one can use to entirely redo a scene. Be interesting to use these shaders on some of the really old content in my library and make it look brand new. (Brand new as content anyway. depending on the set, aged and broken down in appearance is entirely the point. :) )

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  • RAMWolffRAMWolff Posts: 10,212

    That's just brilliant Cath... same scene comparisons are so fun to look at!  :-)

  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249

    The vol.1 is a standard base everyone should have as there are most important metal base you use mostly everytime .. vol.2 is more in the Very USED section regarding to metal 

    TesseractSpace said:

    Getting these (I still need set one...) is gonna be murder on my wallet. But this is definitely the kind of thing one can use to entirely redo a scene. Be interesting to use these shaders on some of the really old content in my library and make it look brand new. (Brand new as content anyway. depending on the set, aged and broken down in appearance is entirely the point. :) )

    Thanks Richard ... more promos on the way 

    RAMWolff said:

    That's just brilliant Cath... same scene comparisons are so fun to look at!  :-)

     

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  • TesseractSpaceTesseractSpace Posts: 1,406
    edited March 2016
    MEC4D said:

    The vol.1 is a standard base everyone should have as there are most important metal base you use mostly everytime .. vol.2 is more in the Very USED section regarding to metal 

    TesseractSpace said:

    Getting these (I still need set one...) is gonna be murder on my wallet. But this is definitely the kind of thing one can use to entirely redo a scene. Be interesting to use these shaders on some of the really old content in my library and make it look brand new. (Brand new as content anyway. depending on the set, aged and broken down in appearance is entirely the point. :) )

    Thanks Richard ... more promos on the way 

    RAMWolff said:

    That's just brilliant Cath... same scene comparisons are so fun to look at!  :-)

     

    Heh, given Eleanor's nature, both sets will likely be large parts of her definitive appearance when I have them to work with. :)

     

    Edit: figure I should clarify, just for fun. El has two forms, human and what looks like a cyborg. Her mental state determines how inhuman her mechanical parts appear. If she feels good about herself, it looks like some kind of high tech armor. When she feels bad, she looks more Terminator-y. Her energy level when she transforms (and if she's sick or not on the rare occasions an illness can get through to her) determines how 'new' she looks. So, yeah, this set will give a real sense of how bad her day is. :)

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  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249

    @TesseractSpace sounds cool, and when she get tired she can rest on PBR leather couch lol   I have 2 more promos to make and I am done !

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  • TesseractSpaceTesseractSpace Posts: 1,406

    I'll admit a lot of her nature is an excuse for me to render her with as large a variety of cool stuff as I can fit in my library. :)

    That leather is beautiful, but so far everything in this set has been. :)

  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249
    edited March 2016

    Thanks ! time for some outdoor quick lunch

    Used

    • Ice
    • Iced glass
    • Orange juice 
    • Table cloth
    • Aluminum Scratched 
    • Cranberry juice
    • Fake Crystal glass
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  • fastbike1fastbike1 Posts: 4,078

    Cath, these promos are ridiculously great! No excuses for poor renders any more.

  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249

    Thank you ! after the last 700 renders of simple cards and tests I have some fun again :) 

    fastbike1 said:

    Cath, these promos are ridiculously great! No excuses for poor renders any more.

     

  • TesseractSpaceTesseractSpace Posts: 1,406

    Can't imagine how many test renders a set this big must have needed... 

  • MEC4DMEC4D Posts: 5,249

     a lot .. here next promo showing some of the construction shaders on the base DS model everyone have ..

    • Wall1 sand stone blocks
    • Wall2 bricks + sand stone
    • Concrete
    • translucent plant ctr+
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  • barbultbarbult Posts: 24,244
    MEC4D said:

     a lot .. here next promo showing some of the construction shaders on the base DS model everyone have ..

    • Wall1 sand stone blocks
    • Wall2 bricks + sand stone
    • Concrete
    • translucent plant ctr+

    What model is that? I can't even recognize it.

  • TesseractSpaceTesseractSpace Posts: 1,406

    Alchemy chasm I think.

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