Not an 'amazing shot' by any means, but thought i'd share. Was helping some friends plan their (tiny) bathroom renovation. Modelled the space and imported it into KS6 Beta. Wow, 3 minutes later I have the beginnings of a well lit (closed) space! All I had to do was click the "interior mode" button in the new "lighting" tab. This is lit just from a sun/sky hrdi coming through the window (no glass in it though - I'll try that later).
Frankly, I'm blown away! :o
It is pretty neat isn't it :)
Martin
It sure is! ;D
Mods: should I move this to the keyshot beta shots thread (which hasn't been used since ks5 beta last year)?
Us beta testers been given permission to post our 6 beta work in public. I was just hoping someone other than I would be first! As you know, we've seen work already that rivals or exceeds the finest the top CG houses have ever done! But hey, KeyShot 6 is so over-the-top that it's good to start putting the word out!
Bill G
another...
another...
Can anyone donate some towels geometry to me? Would be most grateful, thanks
http://3dsky.org/search?query=towels&cat=&sp_model=on&style=all&order=free
Martin
Thanks Martin
You can only get three models from them for free and then you have buy credits or upload so choose wisely :)
Martin
Very cool Edwardo... putting glass in shouldn't pose a problem as far as rendering is concerned.
J
Thanks Martin, I will choose wisely.
Thanks Jon,
Yea, the second image has glass in. It slowed the whole thing down by about 0.5%, roughly. FRICKIN AMAZING! Cant wait to render up some interiors/architecture that I actually like!
viva ks6!
bit more detail...
Love the yellow duck!
This is really coming along nicely! Loving it!
P.S. That rubber ducky looks familiar ;)
HA!! "Magnus S" I just noticed that on grab cad... small world. Well, a massive shout out to Magnus for supplying the rubber duckie (you can't tell from this, but its an amazing, clean model!).
Thanks folks, I have a few more things to do to this then I will call it a day I think.
E
Looking really good Edwardo, are you going to push it further ?
Martin
Yes, a bit, not much though (I don't like the space/design, it was just done for a friend, so I am conscious of wasting time on something that probably won't make it to the old portfolio). Any suggestions, or do you think I should call it a day? I was planning on putting a glass bottle/pump on the sink and trying to get some caustics on the wall, and also filling that middle self with stuff (glass bottles and a nice basket model if I can find one). To be honest, I just want to use my spare minutes to get back to my space garage I was working on.
@Magnus: how the devil could you tell that was your model duck from the tiny image of it here??? Or was it more a case of detective work (i.e. I would probably have gone to grabcad, and your duck is the best duck there). Either way... its a nice duck. https://grabcad.com/library/rubber-duck-2 (https://grabcad.com/library/rubber-duck-2)
E
Quote from: edwardo on June 16, 2015, 03:03:37 AM
@Magnus: how the devil could you tell that was your model duck from the tiny image of it here??? Or was it more a case of detective work (i.e. I would probably have gone to grabcad, and your duck is the best duck there). Either way... its a nice duck. https://grabcad.com/library/rubber-duck-2 (https://grabcad.com/library/rubber-duck-2)
Hah. Thanks man:)
I took a chance that it was mine. The beak has a special look compared to the other rubber duck models on grabcad. Not much detective work involved. This was a first try on testing a special toolset in NX, so I'm surprised you think it is a clean model. It's actually very messy when I look at it in retrospect. But I'm really glad to see it could be of use to someone.
Anyhow, ducks aside, your scene looks darn good!
Ha ha... bird shit on the window, lovely touch...
J
ha, thanks. What velux window doesn't have a big bird shit on it? You clean them, go and make a cup of tea, come back and theres a fresh new one there! circle of life.
Looks really great!
I think giving the white paint some texture would do wonders. Now it just looks a bit too sterile :) The rest is getting there, the little details make it come to life.
Thanks Thomas
Yes, Arn, I think your right. Also a bit of photoshopping to dirty up where wall planes meet (particularly where the bricks meet the flat walls).
That yellow duck though :D Awesome!
For my taste, while the scene was a tiny bit too green at first, now it's getting a bit too red. But that's a quick fix in post ;)
Question is .. what are you doing with a rubber duck in the shower :P
edwardo,
Nice shot!!
Pls share the same scene modeled in KS5 for comparing.
I am going to love the new interior lighting mode in KS6 :)
Bronson
Sorry, man, i don't actually have KS5. I have 4 and am beta testing 6. I can try rendering it for a few minutes with "interior mode" turned off, i think that would essentially be the same as ks5? Yea, I think everyone is going to love KS6!
@Philippe: I agree with you about the hues - i'll sort all that when I get round to rendering out a final shot. I also need to do some sort of ambient occlusion pass (Metal Master was talking about this the other day - I haven't found or seen any new KS6 features on this. Can anyone point me in the right direction?). I don't know what the rubber duck is doing in the shower. Maybe it just got bored of the bath tub? Maybe its one of those stealth vibrators? Who knows, I just liked it. I always try and put something daft in my scenes, for fun.
E
Occlusion is available in the graph editor Edwardo, under textures :)
Martin
The occlusion procedural is not really an "occlusion pass". But you can mimic a pass by having a Flat material with the occlusion procedural as the color and assign it to the entire scene.
Søren
Thanks Søren, I, will do that in the end. Occlusion in the graph editor seems handy as it lets me apply per object, rather than the whole scene. Some objects in this scene (the ceramic stuff) reflects too much light and doesn't give the correct ambient occlusion (check the toilet cistern and bath tub).
E