the textures are very realistic, especially the stone wall and trunks.
However, there’s something wrong with the atmosphere and lighting: it looks like a photoshopped composition. It lacks shadow.
Précisons, les troncs d’arbres viennent des assets D5 standards, et le mur en pierre est une modélisation, pas une simple texture BUMP ou DISPLACE, je vais fournir un Clay pour que les gens y voient plus clair !
Merci, je trouve aussi tu avais raison
Pour le Mur je te remercie aussi ! Dur dur d’obtenir du réalisme pour ce type de modélisation mais le travail paye !!!
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Il serait très intéressant de comprendre comment vous avez créé la modélisation du mur en pierre. Pour moi, c’est très important car j’utilise beaucoup la pierre. J’espère votre aide précieuse. Merci d’avance.
Hi Juliuscab.
If I’m not mistaken he used an object taken on a site and then modified the texture a little and put a little mold on it, from the D5 program, like this one,
Perfect. On this we agree and thank you very much for the explanation. However, I wanted to know how you can create that type of processing (done for example on SKP) with the shapes of the stones and their relative depth. I’m talking about modeling stones, which I don’t know how to do with SKP
It is likely that he used a “stone” texture on SKP and then worked on it. Even if it were, I would like to know the procedure, always if possible to know. It would be nice.
About D5. I wanted to point out a detail on the “glass” material. I noticed that if you render with two mirrors facing each other, the reflected part of the other mirror is black and not with a true reflection between multiple mirrors. Depends on what? Is this a bug to be fixed on D5? Thanks in advance.
with SKP and I’m done every stone element with all its roughness with sand, but it’s backbreaking as a job, instead with archicad which is simpler with the shape by taking a drawing of a similar wall in DWG then importing it into archicad, then with the magic wand fill in the contours and give different depths, and to finish size or subtract a few points from each stone it’s at the end if you want to round
Or even simpler you use orthophotos that you can use any program with the point cloud. So it is precise, but there is a drawback if you join many points the File is heavy then you have to do it with the bare minimum and then apply the BPR of the photo