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renderbotby ~flaketom

Digital Art / 3-Dimensional Art / Vehicles / Terrestrial (for land)

just tried to rendered the industrial bot.

don't know if I am happy., but skills are missing and I'm still too lazy to learn...

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~SimsDoc Nov 9, 2011

Go Junk Bot, Go!

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~ehnoi Aug 31, 2011

Nice! My favorite one

~flaketom Sep 2, 2011

Thanks for faving!

~Technohippy Mar 3, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Cool, it looks pretty realistic

~flaketom Mar 4, 2011

Thanks!

~Technohippy Mar 4, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

No prob, give it an industrial scene global and it will completely rock!

~flaketom Mar 5, 2011

Thanks, I really should do it! This one I rendered with Indigo. But I should do another version in Kerkythea, although making global scene don't really work. Can't import global settings which I downloaded from the internet... Dunno. Possibly haven't tried enough...

~Technohippy Mar 5, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

if you are downloading hdr's from somewhere like hdr labs its a slightly different method to installing a default kerkythea global.

forgive me if you've tried this already but...

If you start by inserting one of kerkytheas globals (useful for some of the settings) and then go to the 'settings' 'sun/sky...' and press the 'skip (sun already exists)' button. you'll find yourself in the 'adjust sky' dialog

make sure the sky type is 'spherical sky' and click on the the block next to 'map/colour' this brings up a browse box where you can insert any sort of images... including hdr's. excellent!

if you haven't already tried it hdrlabs [link] have some excellent hdrs that work this way.

hope that helps

~flaketom Mar 5, 2011

Thanks a lot for the advice! Will try it when there is time!

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