BC1-1908,Homework, Tijn Kroon

[Kent Trammell]

@tijnkroon I’ll bet @waylow could give you some tips about rigging the cannon door opening. It’d be so cool to see this rigged and animated.

Good to know how to correctly pronounce your name! I’ll do my best to remember that next time 🙂

[Tinus]

@theluthier Thanks for the tip I will send him a message.

[Tinus]

I have laid out the uv’s. some parts of chest where a bit tricky to layout like the skull. but laying it out like a circle did the job.

[Tinus]

[odunov]

@tijnkroon Nothing to add, really. Keep up the great work!

[Tinus]

@drgnclw thanks, you too

[Tinus]

this is the chest with color.

there were some problems with the dirty vertex colors. where weird white spots appeared  near the seam lines. but it was fixed by putting a color ramp after the baked texture.I Also accidentally made it that the skull always is looking at you. I don’t no if it is cool or creepy but I’m going to keep it.

[Tinus]

[Kent Trammell]

@tijnkroon Your project continues progressing beautifully! Everything about the texture is well executed. It’s an A this week, definitely.

My only note is that the wood i texture is fairly simple and a single tone of brown. While I think what you have will look fine, it could potentially be a bit more interesting if you added a few tonal varieties to the brown. Somewhere between what you currently have and Zsolt’s texture. Just a suggestion though – you’re choice in the end.

Keep up the great work! I can’t wait to see this shaded and lit (and animated one day 😉)

[Tinus]

BC1-1908 Homework submission week 2 , Tijn KroonI am finished with the texturing a bit late but done.

thank you Kent Trammell for pointing it out with the wood. and thank you Zsolt Cseh for the reference for the wood.

[Ben Reichel]

@tijnkroon I like the soot around the muzzle.  It really helps visualize the story of the object.

[Matthew Ullrey]

@tijnkroon I love how the cannon looks well used. Poor souls who tried to open that thing!

[Tinus]

here is the chest with a bit of shading. I putted some rust on the steel and edited a noise texture to make more variations in the wood.  the nodes of the wood.And this is the steel nodes.

[silentheart00]

@tijnkroon Late to the party.  This has really shaped up!  Good work.

[Kent Trammell]

@tijnkroon Nice job finishing the class. You wrapped up your treasure chest quite well. Overall the materials’ reflectivity is subtle which gives it a more of a diffuse look, kinda like claymation. So to me the wood doesn’t appear laquered and the metal doesn’t read obviously like metal *at first glance*. However as I study it closer I certainly can tell it’s metal and non-laquered wood is plenty reasonable.

Personally I like to see more reflectivity involved mostly because I think reflections make for more interesting renders. BUT this is a subjective preference and not a rule by any means. The only other note I have is that the edge wear and tear is subtle where I would recommend to increase the effect to draw more attention to the lovely geometric details.

In conclusion, all my notes are subjective. You’ve more than accomplished the assignment and you finish the class with another A. Nice work, Tijn!

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