how to maintain silicon gird in facade - Page 2

nicnic · June 16th, 2008

wot wot wot are you on about?

if you are having troubles seeing the texture from a distance, turn off blur in the bitmap, put it at 0.1 and make sure you copy the tile map into your bump channel that should fix it.

looks like you worked it out anyhow.

AJLynn · June 16th, 2008

You are correct, I do not understand the problem. The image looks like if you ran it at higher res with your final render image sampler settings the butt joint lines would come through, and if they didn't you could do what Nic said. Other than that I think what you'd be better off working on would be the textures - the curbs, the glass itself, the cladding, the grass...

designozz3d · June 17th, 2008

well aj sorry for all it
but i think i couldnt explain perfectly to you
so i think i have to drop my qus.
and sorry for all
and i still have my qus. remain so
can u give me your mail id i just want to mail you file
because i dont think i can explain you

and best luck for final challange

Dave Buchhofer · June 17th, 2008

If you model or displace your reveal lines, you can accentuate them pretty easily by using a VrayDirt map with a small radius in the diffuse.. that will stay visible QUITE a bit further than trying to use a high lighting setting.

not really a substitute for quality faking it, but it can work in a pinch

June 16th, 2008	#11 (permalink)
nicnic Veteran Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: London Posts: 873 Name: Nic Hamilton	Re: how to maintain silicon gird in facade wot wot wot are you on about? if you are having troubles seeing the texture from a distance, turn off blur in the bitmap, put it at 0.1 and make sure you copy the tile map into your bump channel that should fix it. looks like you worked it out anyhow. __________________

June 16th, 2008	#12 (permalink)
AJLynn Moderator Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Beantown Age: 29 Posts: 4,443 Name: Andrew Lynn	Re: how to maintain silicon gird in facade You are correct, I do not understand the problem. The image looks like if you ran it at higher res with your final render image sampler settings the butt joint lines would come through, and if they didn't you could do what Nic said. Other than that I think what you'd be better off working on would be the textures - the curbs, the glass itself, the cladding, the grass...

June 17th, 2008	#13 (permalink)
designozz3d Junior Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: surat,gujarat Posts: 17 Name: keyur patel	Re: how to maintain silicon gird in facade well aj sorry for all it but i think i couldnt explain perfectly to you so i think i have to drop my qus. and sorry for all and i still have my qus. remain so can u give me your mail id i just want to mail you file because i dont think i can explain you and best luck for final challange

June 17th, 2008	#14 (permalink)
Dave Buchhofer Senior Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Philadelphia Posts: 278 Name: Dave Buchhofer	Re: how to maintain silicon gird in facade If you model or displace your reveal lines, you can accentuate them pretty easily by using a VrayDirt map with a small radius in the diffuse.. that will stay visible QUITE a bit further than trying to use a high lighting setting. not really a substitute for quality faking it, but it can work in a pinch __________________ Dave. TD / EwingCole DMG

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