Vkiurus Gallery of random doodles :)

[Nupsi]

Those are really good and the mood is just fantastic! Keep ´em coming :-)

[vkiuru]

That aerial country shot is awesome, do share, some info on it. I think the light glows are PS, but the trees are great.

Thanks, and yes I agree the glow is pretty awful.. I was in a hurry and this was one of my first bigger projects with Corona.

All in all there's about 30 million polies before scattering, most of which are different kinds of trees and bushes. Most are my own GrowFX made models, the fir trees are iCube. Now that I have more efficient machine and more experience in Corona I'm gonna revisit this scene sometime this spring.

Thanks for your kind words everyone :)

[vkiuru]

A quick test. Thanks Juraj for the patio furniture!

[hrisek]

Wow! what amount of Plants! forest looks so real! Amazing and great view.
Maybe DOF on front is too big for me.

[Dervish]

Great greens, I am trying one atm, and it seems a variety equals a better idea of realism, even if the greens are not super high poly.

[vkiuru]

Thanks guys!

The DOF is too strong, yes :)

Dervish: Yes, have variety, but as a starting point it's good to have one constant green color in both diffuse and translucency and once you are happy with what you see start the variation from there :)

[Alex Abarca]

Does Corona Have SUB SURFACE SCATTERING (SSS)?

[romullus]

Not yet.

[Alex Abarca]

Not yet.

Oh, the topic says SSS, then its incorrect.

[vkiuru]

Some new, quick stuff :)

[vkiuru]

A couple more :) the first two and the last to are from separate projects, although the style is similar.

[Alex Abarca]

Good Work

[yagi]

i agree... a lot of work has been done here. fantastic for me. keep it up

[AnubisMe]

Thats some very good looking work, You are mastering sun+vegetation really well. Whats you material set up for your vegetation? you mentioned sss?

[vkiuru]

Thanks! AnubisMe, I mentioned SSS in the topic but that was a mistake in my part - it's just one sided translucency with a value of about 0,3 for every plant. I've changed the topic to avoid further confusion :)