Hi there!
I dedicate this post to the return from my long absence from the blog, and secondly, to the first article dedicated to the Blender Game Engine!
I worked a lot to create demos, VR and small experiments and today i want to share with you one of those experiments with the python scripting inside the game engine:
With this article i’d like to cover some interesting and indispensable node configurations made for cycles.
Here you can find topic like realistic foliage/leafs, dupliverts random materials, realistic rusty configurations, vertex color configurations, fake glass and and many others ready to use node configurations for cycles.
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This 3D model is a garden metal table that i’ve modeled to add detail to an outdoor architectural render.
It’s free to download and rehuse!
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This model is based on a design from ETHIMO (www.ethimo.it), more info in the description.
This 3D model is a garden folding chair that i’ve modeled to add detail to an outdoor architectural render.
It’s free to download and rehuse!
Click the image to enlarge.
This model is based on a design from ETHIMO (www.ethimo.it), more info in the description.
Some time ago, i’ve found into a “BlenderArtists” post, a wonderfull video that shows an architectural animation rendered entirely with cycles in Blender from the user turqueque. I’ve asked for explanation of the beautiful looking IES architectural lights (visible at ~ 1:22) and of how to manage this effect into cycles renderer.
Here it is the animation:
For better comprehension of what IES Lights are, follow the link to CGArena:
http://www.cgarena.com/freestuff/tutorials/max/ieslights/
The user answered my question with a clear and well explained video that’s teach you how to obtain a fake IES light effect with Blender Cycles Read more
This 3D model is a lavender plant that i’ve modeled to add detail to an outdoor architectural render.
It’s free to download and rehuse!
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This time, in this fourth round with BAT – Blender Architectural Tips, I’ll focus into the Blender Camera photo-calibration.
With this technique you use the matching process to match an existing 3D model to a photo’s context. For example, you might have a model of a house that contains an addition and want to place that within a photo to show the change.
To achieve this result, we were supported by a tool called BLAM – Blender Camera Calibration Toolkit:
Project home: http://code.google.com/p/blam/
Hi all!
With this short tutorial I’ll show you how to enlight your scene projectors, flashes, leds, lamps, lights and all those objects that are supposed to emit light thought lenses.
An example: the image below is produced with this technique.
Here there is an object for the projector and a second object for the lens, that is composited to re-create the flare and added to the final image.
In this test i’ve used the render engine cycles, but it works equally with blender internal. Let’s see how to obtain this effect in your scene!
This 3D model is a plant with a flowerpot that i’ve modeled to add detail at an interior architectural render.
It’s free to download and rehuse with attribution.
The great challenge for architectural modelers, is to import and manage cad files into Blender with ease. To achieve this result one addon come to our rescue. Read more
