BC4-1810 Homework, Wilco Wilbrink

[Wilco Wilbrink]

@silentheart00 Thanks for pointing that out. Strange I missed that. I addressed it immediately.

@theluthier Thanks for your remark.
I think the scale of the scene isn’t quite right (it’s a bit high), so I couldn’t just enter a good  hight. I hope this is better than it was. It’s not a big change, but I didn’t want to go to  low.

[yukino hatake]

@carrotnl hello I like to say you did a great job. Really cool. Truck and nice lightning. At first I didn’t see anything wrong with the extra lightning room but after I readed Kent’s notice I do indeed agree with the camera angle. But you really did a great job here 🙂 

[smurfmier1985]

@carrotnl The angle on the second room is much better, great lighting too! 😄 

[Wilco Wilbrink]

@yukinoh1989 @smurfmier1985 

Thank you. 😀

[Wilco Wilbrink]

Work in progress -1:

Here’s my progress so far.  Don’t look at the floor, as I think it’s gonna change completely. Any tips, tricks, remarks, critiques, questions?

@theluthier QUESTION: I get these white, grayish reflections on the floor and part of the car for reasons unknown to me. Can you or anybody tell me why they don’t reflect the correct color? 

[smurfmier1985]

@carrotnl Oh cool!!! Looks like Iron Man 😄

Love the front light! The rear light doesn’t stand out much from the car, so maybe you can tweak that? Also the speckles in your paint are very noticeable, they could be a bit more subtle I think.

Did you use a reflection plane light probe on the floor? That should help with getting the right reflections and colors in your render.

Great work so far Wilco! 😬👍🏻

[Wilco Wilbrink]

@smurfmier1985 Thank you!  😃 I’ll have a look at it after work. I’ll have to take a look at those light probes. I’ve been putting them off. I don’t know if that will help against the strange reflections on the car itself though. 

[smurfmier1985]

@carrotnl yes in my experience that helps tremendously! Add Irradiance light probe and reflection cube light probe (scale till the inner part of it fits nicely around the car) and reflection plane on floor -> then bake the indirect light in the render tab. Also make sure AO and SSR is turned on, and ‘cast shadows’ is ticked on in the lamp properties. I found that a little bit of volumetrics also helped a lot (works super fast in eevee even on my not too best laptop). And bloom will help with the front and rear lights. Lots of settings to play with, I had a lot of fun with them! 😄

[Wilco Wilbrink]

@smurfmier1985 Can’t wait to try them out! Workday almost over 🙂

[smurfmier1985]

@carrotnl Can’t wait to see the results! Still at home 😛

[Wilco Wilbrink]

@smurfmier1985 Lucky you! Well I’m home now to. So  I can got at it now…  if the kids let me work.😉 It’ll be a couple of hours before I can really get going. 

[smurfmier1985]

@carrotnl Time with your family comes first 😊 

[Wilco Wilbrink]

Homework – Week 2  – Part 1:

@theluthier:

I almost gave up on the dirt texture, but after a full day of tweaking, I finally got a result I could live with. Here’s the renders:

Any questions, remarks, tips & tricks, let me know.

-edit- I did a re render after a few remarks. A  comparison is shown in my following post.

[Sean Parkes]

@carrotnl Hey Bud, very impressive. I like the colour. Are some of the lights too strong. I feel a little too much firefly type artifacts. Would you mind posting the node layout for the windshield. I couldn’t piece it together

Edit : I a second look, maybe it’s the grim/reflection mix

[Scott Gregory]

@carrotnl Looks great. Makes me want to do mine over again… I see sparkles983 is with me having trouble with the glass to come out like yours. I would would love to hear what you did there. 

I’m not much on critique as I don’t know enough to be useful, but I really like it. Having said that, the speckles are throwing me off a bit… just not sure what they are. If they are dirt, then the car looks too clean otherwise. If they are paint speckles, then I think they are too big.

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