Decorated pig

Hi!
A brand new fully procedural stone shader, it looks quite different from a scene to another (very bad on the pig, so I'm posting a couple of other examples - Sapho sculpture has dust on it) so it will probably need some adjustment...

cheers,
Alessandro
 

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I'm not gonna pretend I understand this node system in any way at all but I did manage to create this zebra like material...
 

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good start novy !

none of us understood this thing when it was released one year ago but everyone (except the beta-testers that also new node based texturing from other apps) learned about it by playing around on this thread.

- archie
 
archie said:
good start novy !

none of us understood this thing when it was released one year ago but everyone (except the beta-testers that also new node based texturing from other apps) learned about it by playing around on this thread.

- archie
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Cheers Archie - it's pretty pleasing to know that because I thought it made sense to everyone else but my designer brain doesn't really work well with numbers and stuff!

I'll keep having a play - I should probably stick a bump map on that one to get the hair effect.
 
Here's another effort which is starting to look like a stack of paper. It works better on the base rather than the pig and you have to play with the material scale a bit but it could be usable.
 

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re: Decorated Pig

I second the comment about your designer brain... I've got one, too. I work best with art rather than math or, gulp, scripting. I model by eye, never scale a thing, and things always seem to work out. I stumble around in the Node Editor but, little by little, comments in this thread and elsewhere are helping me gain a greater understanding of the thing. A BIG thanks to Archie for his insight and generosity.

Now, if anyone can help me learn Flash the way I need to use it... seriously! I'd love to PM someone about how I need to use Flash - no books or tutorials really cover it.
 
gregvoth said:
I second the comment about your designer brain... I've got one, too. I work best with art rather than math or, gulp, scripting. I model by eye, never scale a thing, and things always seem to work out. I stumble around in the Node Editor but, little by little, comments in this thread and elsewhere are helping me gain a greater understanding of the thing. A BIG thanks to Archie for his insight and generosity.

Now, if anyone can help me learn Flash the way I need to use it... seriously! I'd love to PM someone about how I need to use Flash - no books or tutorials really cover it.
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I use Flash, what do you need to know?
 
novolume said:
Here's another effort which is starting to look like a stack of paper. It works better on the base rather than the pig and you have to play with the material scale a bit but it could be usable.
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simple and nice... very well done Dave :icon_thumbup:
keep on experimenting...

cheers,
A
 
Love the procedural green marble Alessandro. (BTW my middle name is Alexander ;-) ) I think it looks good on the pig, even.
 
novolume said:
Here's another effort which is starting to look like a stack of paper. It works better on the base rather than the pig and you have to play with the material scale a bit but it could be usable.
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Cool! Thanks. Don't care how you get there :) Don't think I would have even thought this one was possible!
 
Happy new piggy year!

Hey all! Just in time, a new, fakey-absorption caustic glass pig. Enjoy and happy new year!
 

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I really like your pig, Andreu. Thanks.

Can you explain what it means, "absorption"? If explaining is too complicated, can you show me a comparison so I can see the difference?

Happy new year everyone :redface:
 
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