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Hi Marco,
really nice renders. The billboards are perfect. Where are they from? Are they free ore where can I buy them?
Cheers
Patrick
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Marco Capela
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Thanks Bernhard!
It's not billboards, i insert people in photoshop.Sometimes i use billboards, but in this images dont.
You can get some people images for free in www.shareCG.com
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Patrick
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Hi Marco,
thanks a lot. I will have a look tomorrow.
Cheers
Patrick
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emkay
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1st image there are two different shadows orientation and there is no shadows for the trees.
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hi marco,
very nice architecture and renderings.
i want to ask you one of the most posted questions here in the forum.
how did YOU do the grass? or is it photoshop post production.
best regards!
jacek
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Marco Capela
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hello jacek! Thanks for the comments.
The grass is very simple, it's done in photoshop with a normal texture of grass used as pattern (to repeating). I prefer this method instead of calculating a lot of polygons in render phase.
look at this link -> http://forum.asgvis.com/index.php?Itemid=90&topic=2320.#msg11812
you can do with that image a pattern, or simple repeating with 3 or 4 layers in background
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Marco Capela
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or you can see as well this one -> http://forum.asgvis.com/index.php?topic=4156.0
they are both good methods to get a good grass without doing everything in 3D and increase render times
good work ;)
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Marco Capela
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Les, tell me one thing... do you choose the photoshop option before hit render? or do you render in JPEG? You have to choose Photoshop format for the image, and then open in Photoshop and see what happen. ;) Try to do that first...
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PatrickFirst message : 2009-11-11 16:28:45 http://www.archividere.comOperating system : Windows XP RAM : 8Go Computer model : BullMan mobile Workstation Processor : Autre Graphic cardType : PCI-E Card name : Nvidia Video memory : >256 Mo Quiktime : 7.5 Network card : wifi
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Hi Marco,
I also read all your posts and the links about making grass in PS but the problem I had was the fact that you can render in ATL in PS format and afterwards change the background but shadows which has been in this background will also be gone after deleting this background. Any Advice how to avoid this. In the one tutorial which was under one of the links the big advantage was that the shadows of objects will stay after changing the background to the PS grass.
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Patrick
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Marco Capela
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yes, it's true... you will loose the shadows from artlantis, but there's no problem, create a new layer in photoshop and make a selection from the old shadows layer, paint the selection black, give't a transperacy 60% and apply a gaussion blur on it.
If you render the final image in photoshop format, when you open'it in photoshop you will see that you will have 4 layers, one is the most important, the one that has material ID by colours.
I will try to make a tutorial for you all
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Morais
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Isso era óptimo.
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Patrick
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Hi Marco,
thanks a lot. I hope I understood everything correct. But I'm close to my vacation and for this reason I will try what you wrote after coming back.
Thanks again and have a good time.
Cheers
Patrick
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Stephen
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Hi Marco,
Sweeeeet grass! Is there any chance you could do a tutorial of the way you make the rotating/repeating grass in photoshop? I suck at photoshop and am contemplating throwing my pc out the window.
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Asree(Thailand)
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Hi...Marco
Thanks for tutorial.....luv it but i just wondering that if the shadow not the building shadow but it's tree shadow so what you gonna do about that.....
Regard
Asree(Thailand)
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Mark
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Heya Asree,
I think I might know how to do this, though im not sure I can explain it. Here goes anyway:
First create a render but instead of the grass texture in artlantis you just use a white basic shader and render as a photoshop document
In photoshop go to the materials layer and use colour select to select all of the areas to be grass. Then switch to the model layer (this layer has all the shadows) do a layer via copy.
This should leave you with a black and white image of the shadows which you can then switch to multiply in the blending mode and overlay on the grass image to give the correct shadows.
Hope this is clear :S if not let me know and I can try again.
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Small
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Marco Capela
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i think u got the point small! is very nice
try to reduce the saturation of color, and ajust the curves
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mouton
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mouton
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hi MARCO
how do u create the shadow layer?
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Marco Capela
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the new shadow layer i make't myself in photoshop, then give't transparency
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Ferbr
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Hi Marco, is it possible for you to post some floor plans of the house? looks really interesting.
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caillot
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hi marco!
Your grass is perfect, is it a texture or object?
Can u tell me what did u do in post prod with photoshop?
Thanx!!!
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Ferbr
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he added the grass :)
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PJ
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Hi Marco,
can you tell me how you made that great looking wooden facade? Is it a standard shader?
Pieter Jan
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