help me!!!! alluco meterials

chutti · April 17th, 2005

Hello everyone...

i've always struggled to make these meterials looks right for my exterior scene.can any one help me to make these materials for my upcomming exterior Hospitlal project? guys this is a big project for me plzzzzzzzz HELP!

thanks!!

Tommy L · April 17th, 2005

On that small a scale its difficult to get what your after. Its all about the reflection map. Put a high contrast scene in the reflection channel as a spherical map and add a bump map or two.

Extraterroide · April 17th, 2005

The first thing is: what software you use, max, maya, xsi....?
The second thing is: what system of render you use? then depending on this the materials they will be of a form or of another one, we needed first that you say to us that motor and software you use, when you do it I will help you, whenever it is a motor of render of which I use.

chutti · April 18th, 2005

hey thanks man!! for the replies..

I use 3ds max6

i use sky light and the light tracer for my exterior scenes
with the scanline renderer. if i use the lakerem.jpg (thats max's collection)
for the reflection map some parts of the model looks strange from some angle. I just cant balance the reflections evenly but it looks cool on the curved models and cylinders.

thanks again..

chutti · April 18th, 2005

THESE I GOTTA HAVE!!!

see those materials on the red circles and plzzzzz tell me
how to make them for my exteriors....i am in trouble

salf · April 18th, 2005

http://www.cgarchitect.com/upclose/article11_TB.asp

http://www.cgarchitect.com/resources.../tutorial5.asp

look for more tutorials and tips in the RESOURCES section.

The allucobond material, is somehow similar to the stainless steel, just less shiny.

mak_designs · April 19th, 2005

http://alzhem.com/sub1/tutorials/tutorial6_en.htm
hope these material tutorials can help

April 17th, 2005	#1 (permalink)
chutti Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Dhaka Age: 30 Posts: 310 Name: chutti ullah	help me!!!! alluco meterials Hello everyone... i've always struggled to make these meterials looks right for my exterior scene.can any one help me to make these materials for my upcomming exterior Hospitlal project? guys this is a big project for me plzzzzzzzz HELP! thanks!!

April 17th, 2005	#2 (permalink)
Tommy L Veteran Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: chicago Age: 30 Posts: 1,998 Name: Tom Livings	Re: help me!!!! alluco meterials On that small a scale its difficult to get what your after. Its all about the reflection map. Put a high contrast scene in the reflection channel as a spherical map and add a bump map or two.

April 17th, 2005	#3 (permalink)
Extraterroide Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Spain Age: 33 Posts: 14 Name: Hipolito Alcobendas	Re: help me!!!! alluco meterials The first thing is: what software you use, max, maya, xsi....? The second thing is: what system of render you use? then depending on this the materials they will be of a form or of another one, we needed first that you say to us that motor and software you use, when you do it I will help you, whenever it is a motor of render of which I use.

April 18th, 2005	#4 (permalink)
chutti Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Dhaka Age: 30 Posts: 310 Name: chutti ullah	Re: help me!!!! alluco meterials hey thanks man!! for the replies.. I use 3ds max6 i use sky light and the light tracer for my exterior scenes with the scanline renderer. if i use the lakerem.jpg (thats max's collection) for the reflection map some parts of the model looks strange from some angle. I just cant balance the reflections evenly but it looks cool on the curved models and cylinders. thanks again..

April 18th, 2005	#5 (permalink)
chutti Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Dhaka Age: 30 Posts: 310 Name: chutti ullah	Re: help me!!!! alluco meterials THESE I GOTTA HAVE!!! see those materials on the red circles and plzzzzz tell me how to make them for my exteriors....i am in trouble

April 18th, 2005	#6 (permalink)
salf Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: venezuela Posts: 557 Name: salf none	Re: help me!!!! alluco meterials http://www.cgarchitect.com/upclose/article11_TB.asp http://www.cgarchitect.com/resources.../tutorial5.asp look for more tutorials and tips in the RESOURCES section. The allucobond material, is somehow similar to the stainless steel, just less shiny.

April 19th, 2005	#7 (permalink)
mak_designs Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: on a stool Age: 26 Posts: 28 Name: michael tang yew	Re: help me!!!! alluco meterials http://alzhem.com/sub1/tutorials/tutorial6_en.htm hope these material tutorials can help

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