Keyshot Studio Renders II

[Despot]

Hey There

I've just realised that there is a limit of 10 attachments per post, so I've started another one - hope this is within the rules...

This is a Brent Collins mathematical model built with TopMod and Cinema 4D

Thanks for looking

J

[Josh3D]

Excellent once again. That's perfectly fine. Post as many images as you like

[guest84672]

Awesome!

[feher]

You made simple parts look amazing !
Thanks for sharing.
Tim

[Robb63]

It's those little scratches that really sell these (and your others). Awesome job!!

[jhiker]

I'd be really interested to learn how you made those scratch maps if you're willing to share the method 
They look fantastic and make all the difference!

[bobr2000]

biomechanic
Excellent work

I'd be really interested to learn how you made those scratch maps if you're willing to share the method 
They look fantastic and make all the difference!

I can share my method
scratch bump

[Despot]

This is the first time i've imported a model into KeyShot complete with textures - it was a pleasantly pain free process...

Thanks for looking

J

[Robb63]

I think I'm quitting, I know when I'm beat!!

[Despot]

Sorry. where are my manners !!

Thanks for the appreciative comments, its most welcome

bobr2000 : LOL, yeah thats one method  ...

jhiker My method is to basically source really good photographic textures of scratched metal and isolate the scratches and then create a tileable bump or normal map - one of the programs I use is CrazyBump

[Despot]

I think I'm quitting, I know when I'm beat!!

That made me laugh out loud mate... 

[guest84672]

Fantastic texturing!

[tsunami]

Yes it's a fantastic work!! u done great!
But could you share your bip keyshot scene, so a lot of people (and me too) will learn more about light, material,texture etc etc setting?
That should be real helpfull to all..
Thanks

[Ed]

biomechanic - Excellent work!  I use CrazyBump as well.  You should do a tutorial for the KS Blog on scratch bumps.

I'm looking forward to more of your renders.

Ed

[Despot]

You should do a tutorial for the KS Blog on scratch bumps.

You know I might just do that when I have time - or perhaps put  a couple of them up for download...

But could you share your bip keyshot scene, so a lot of people (and me too) will learn more about light, material,texture etc etc setting?

Sorry I cannot share the model / HDRI unfortunately, but I certainly dont have a problem showing some screenshots or something like that... honestly, there is nothing special about this scene at all really, I find in KeyShot, the route to a really pleasing render is using good HDRI's and materials

Oh and the 'roughness' slider is your friend  ...