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2020-09-15, 16:36:13
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« Last Edit: 2020-09-17, 14:43:09 by cjwidd »

2020-10-07, 01:28:44
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2020-10-07, 09:36:49
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Glaze cracks looks inverted and they doesn't affect specular much. Also there's visible seam at the object's top. Other than that, looks very good.

I'm curious to know, if there's specific reason why you prefer mixer instead painter, or mari?
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2020-10-07, 11:27:48
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Thanks Romullus, keen eye as always +1

It's really due to ease of access to the Megascans library. At one point I was looking for a tool to bridge Megascans into Painter and there was (briefly) one in development, but it never reached the market. I do use Painter, especially for map baking, but unless I need to hand paint some details, Mixer is much faster. Unfortunately Mixer does not currently support 8k export, which is an impediment in some cases.

2020-10-10, 13:24:38
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« Last Edit: 2020-10-10, 13:32:46 by cjwidd »

2020-10-12, 09:06:32
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« Last Edit: 2021-11-18, 21:36:42 by cjwidd »

2020-10-12, 17:10:38
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lol right? The fuzzzzzz

In all seriousness, starting with a 1200 DPI scan was a huge benefit - you can see individual fibers in the scan, which is pretty incredible.

Hi Cjwidd.
Do you mind if I ask you what did you use to scan?
Thanks.

2020-10-12, 20:04:47
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Nicely done! Would love to see the graph if you don't mind to show it.
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2020-10-12, 21:19:23
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The scan was originally captured with a Widetek flatbed scanner at 1200 DPI - super massive resolution (.PSB) and is processed down to an 8k tile. A lot of the shading legwork is being done in Max / Corona Renderer in this case, i.e. SSS, diffuse falloff, hair / fur, etc.
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2020-10-12, 21:23:59
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It's a complicated-ish graph with a couple of custom generators at work to do the stitching across the main stripe pattern and also a flood fill operation.


2020-10-13, 00:40:26
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The scan was originally captured with a Widetek flatbed scanner at 1200 DPI - super massive resolution (.PSB) and is processed down to an 8k tile. A lot of the shading legwork is being done in Max / Corona Renderer in this case, i.e. SSS, diffuse falloff, hair / fur, etc.

Oh. I thought you were doing a 3D scan.

2020-10-13, 00:49:33
Reply #116

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@lupaz I'm not totally sure what you mean? Do you mean a photogrammetry based approach to scanning a surface?

2020-10-14, 13:14:15
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« Last Edit: 2020-10-17, 10:51:15 by cjwidd »

2020-10-14, 13:58:54
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It's a complicated-ish graph with a couple of custom generators at work to do the stitching across the main stripe pattern and also a flood fill operation.

Nice graph, thanks for showing it! I always wanted to learn Substance Designer. Maybe one day...
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2020-10-15, 07:47:24
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Nice graph, thanks for showing it! I always wanted to learn Substance Designer. Maybe one day...

SD is a pretty intimidating software; I picked up SD and instantly put it down probably five times before ever really spending time with it.