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Experimenting with Maxwell materials. Check out the orange marble at full resolution.
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~Godino Jan 4, 2010
Awsome,great idea,great textures!
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~Djohaal Dec 26, 2009
Fantastic work on the left marble. How did you blend the dark and light wood parts? It seems to have more than just layer blending, are the textures custom-made?
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~JJLudemann Dec 28, 2009
Forgot to mention, the dark & light wood is a single image. The trick is mapped anisotropy and mapped anisotropic angle to simulate real rosewood, in which different parts of the grain reflect light in different directions.
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~Djohaal Dec 29, 2009
:faint: sounds awfully complicated. :lol: I'll crack my head on that later lol
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~JJLudemann Dec 28, 2009
Thanks! Yes, I custom-made the textures using Genetica 3 Studio. The marble texture and the wood texture are each standalone, with no regard for the layer blending. The layers are then weighted by a blurry monochrome image of diagonal stripes also generated in Genetica. The key is the layer weight map is 4k x 4k x 24bits deep. Anything less and you lose the translucent effect. Also, the wood bump map uses the same image to raise the wood stripes.
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