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Damp atmosphere
Used wings3d to make up the frame and half of Beanzvision's HGL system to create some ambience. My windows get like this because I don't have double glazing, but my window frames are no where near as good - because they are rotten and you can see thro' some of them - which is slightly concerning.
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Unbelievable Without a doubt the best picture and originality I have ever seen in any 3d redered picture. Great work.
wetness It's a 2d plane with a modified standard glass material applied, it has channel a being controlled by a bumpy voronici distance 1 at about 1500 frequency a blanck channel b and channel c is a slightly modified basic altitude (the spikey red and yellow version of that texture). The overal bump is set very low (-1). I will eventually post this both here and on my website - time presses. But I will eventually get around to it.
that looks really good! that look so real man can u tell me how you did the wet ness on the windows? this is really good picture david
You got me there! The room is just in default grey but I wanted to hide the fact that it is totally devoid of any furniture (not due to poverty, just lazyness) so I let it be in deep shadow. Anyhow, thanks for your observations I am working up to doing a proper interior but I've got other things I want to sort first - like frying my supper! No seriously I want to have a go, but first maybe, I'll be looking closely at all of Pancho's lighting experiments!
Very Realistic.... Good job David... The sweating of the glass looks real good... The only change I would have made would have been the window sill... The room being Black is ok because of the amount of light and direction.. but right inside of the window , where the light is on the inner wall being flat black... could have used a room color.. unless you painted your room in solid black...Other than that.. Great work...