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Published: 2007-05-06 20:08:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 2395; Favourites: 25; Downloads: 183
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Another strange object. Physically accurate materials with layered Fresnel reflections. Rendered with PM+FG in 2 hours. The slight grain is made with Photoshop to give the picture an photo-like look.
Made with Blender & Kerkythea
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Comments: 26
I really like this!
Was that central shape made in blender?
If so how? I don't see how that's possible
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its very easy to do it, you start from a cube , than extrude it 
just follow the image
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Just gorgeous! Nice and simple. Very calming to look at.
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Sieht wirklich sehr gut aus. Ich frage mich zwar, ob der "WΓΌrfel" wirklich so stehen bleibt aber was solls
Der Grain ist auch eine feine Idee gewesen!
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This is extremely good. The geometric solidity and overall symetry of this image appeals to me. Great rendering quality, the grain really suits this. Classic.
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Awesome shape! You really have a good grasp on all the renderers you use.
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I like it, the only thing I would have done is added a different emit plane, maybe 4 emit planes to simulate a window, or rows of emit plans to simulate fluorescent lighting. Other than that, nice job. Did you model them in the other program or in Blender?
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1 plane is fast in KT, with 4 planes the rendertime increases a lot. Modelling was done in Blender then exported to KT. All materials have 2 layers with physically accurate fresnel weighting. The materials was created directly in KT.
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It may increase render time, but it also makes the piece look better. I wouldn't sacrifice anything unless it wouldn't hurt the piece. My last render took 27 hours and I didn't stop it and change the lighting so it would render faster.
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Very cool! I've actually seen a puzzle that looks something like this.
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me gusto mucho, cuando vas a hacer algun escenario o alguna abstraccion
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I like much, when you are going to make some scene or some abstraction
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