House in Alenquer

Hey, this is my first render of the scene I've talked about on the general page of this forum.. It's just some quick test, with some base materials... Still A LOT of work to be done... C&C welcomed..

just a small update... It turned out that the scene is hard to do right as there are just few objects in it..

nice scene.. )
but.. tree in concrete? mabe it need some roots..

hehe, I just wanted to see how would fry deal with alpha image, tree will be replaced

i've put some other mat for the grass

Hi!

I can comment you till now without problems.

The tree looked good except by the zone that covered part of the background sky...In this zone we can watch some white borders...But the rest was ok in my opinion.

The grass material I think it could be definitive. Perfect. But don't eliminate the great background image that you had in the last image, eh?

The asphalt or concrete in the near ground it's very real. I think it's ok.

Continue showing your progresses.

Regards and thanks for posting!

ok, here is the next update... small madification on the grass, and new tree... It's seams like there is some problem with alpha..

It's true...

jorari71 wrote:It's true...

someone told me to use 0.99 scale for leaf mat and that it should be ok I'll try that...

pjetrus wrote:

jorari71 wrote:It's true...

someone told me to use 0.99 scale for leaf mat and that it should be ok I'll try that...

wrong. the problem doesn't come from the leaves, but from the alpha map you use to compose the background. Easy to find out, as the problem only shows up when the leaves are directly over the background.

2 solutions:
1, use background image with screen mapping directly from fryrender environement.
2, level the alpha map in PS when using it as a mask to remove this little white line around the leaves.

I advice to use the #1 technic, means no alpha map, no background composing => no problem!

Raph

The problem of the 1st solution is that maybe the background must be located where pjetrus want to and if you use this bitmap as a fryrender background image maybe can't be exactly located where he wants to. (maybe).

Retouching the alpha mapping can be another solution.

Good advices thsraph.

jorari71 wrote:The problem of the 1st solution is that maybe the background must be located where pjetrus want to and if you use this bitmap as a fryrender background image maybe can't be exactly located where he wants to. (maybe).

Retouching the alpha mapping can be another solution.

Good advices thsraph.

You can use the #1 solution and have the background exactly where you want as i was explaining to pjetrus over msn. So for everybody, here is the explanation:

Screen mapping will make the background picture fit the camera view, knowing that, it's quite easy to make it as you want.
1. define the view you want (then don't move the cam ^^ )
2. Make a screenshot without background and open it is photoshop
3. change the scale of the screenshot to fit the size of your final shot's size.
4. remove the background color using mask for exemple
5. load your background image, compose it under the render and resize/modify it to fit the view you have.
6. hide the render layer used to compose the background
7. save the image
8. add it in the fryrender's environement as background using "screen mapping" in the select box, and offcourse disable alpha channel (don't need it anymore)

RENDER!

Raph

Trying out some other shots.... Pool watter need some more work

3. change the scale of the screenshot to fit the size of your final shot's size.???

Sorry mate, I didnt get this part, could you explain it, I dont know maybe with apples,