Dice
- April 07, 2011
- 712 Downloads
- 0 Likes
- Blender 2.5x
- Render: Blender Internal
- Creator: B.Y.O.B.
- License: CC-BY
Description:
Just a dice with 6 faces.
What maybe makes it better than other ones is that this model is
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very clean modeled
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without subsurf applied (so you can easily make a lowpoly model with normalmaps etc. of it)
The image above is the model, rendered with LuxRender.
The model itself is untextured.
Comments:
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ColbyHep55
Written April 07, 2011Very nice render. I was just saying it might have looked better in you render. Very good and simple model.
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Stratus365
Written September 30, 2012how did you allow the light to pass through the dice slightly (looks amazing by the ways! :D )
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B.Y.O.B.
Written October 01, 2012That's the so-called SSS effect (subsurface scattering). You can use it in LuxRender via the homogenous medium: http://www.luxrender.net/wiki/Frequently_Asked_Questions#Is_there_SSS_.28Subsurface_Scattering.29_support_in_LuxRender.3F
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Stratus365
Written October 01, 2012Sorry, another question, but how do i get to the homogenous medium (i looked it up but couldn't find anything)
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B.Y.O.B.
Written October 04, 2012Go to the world tab, add a new medium (plus button) and set it from "clear" to homogenous. For SSS crank the scattering scale up to, say, 100. Then select your model, give it a material that lets light through (like glass or glossytranslucent, for example) and set it's internal medium to your SSS medium.
If you encounter further problems please consider asking in the LuxRender user support forum, I'll be there ;)
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tamasmarton
Written October 02, 2012Awesome render, the SSS looks great. I didn't look at the blend file but the model seems also great by the image.
How long did the render take?