From: DesuDeus [#1]
25 Jan
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Hey everyone,
Just for you to know that MoI 3D was used to make the Octane material test ball
I worked with Chris Krüger-Monsen who made a retopo / textures / lighting / UV of the ball / optimizations
I made all the modelling in Moment of Inspiration and exported as OBJ for Chris
The good news is that its gonna be built-right-in the next Octane render release !
Thanks to MoI 3D new "align tool" I was able to make bubbles inside the material ball, very easy.
And also thanks to MoI 3D booleans, 31 bubbles boolean in 2 sec :) That's amazing
Here's some test renders made by Chris Krüger-Monsen
You can view all the renders and follow the WIP topic from the very beginning here
http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=109
There's 7 pages of replies :)
DesuDeus aka Zeller Samuel
Chris aka Chris Krüger-MonsenReply
From: Frenchy Pilou (PILOU) [#2]
25 Jan
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cool ! You have forgotten this one :)
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From: DesuDeus [#3]
25 Jan
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Hey Pilou :)
Je voulais pas mettre trop d'images dans la même page :)
Did you have an account in Octane forum pilou ?Reply
From: Frenchy Pilou (PILOU) [#4]
25 Jan
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Not yet but maybe soon ;)
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From: DesuDeus [#5]
25 Jan
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I will be very proud to add you in my friends list ;)
I think that Octane forum gonna have a French forum very soon ! (I already asked in the forum)
If you do like you done with MoI 3D (speaking about MoI 3D in every forum in the world)
Octane gonna grow a strong french community :)
Thank's again Michael Gibson for your awesome softwareReply
From: Micha [#6]
25 Jan
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"And also thanks to MoI 3D booleans, 31 bubbles boolean in 2 sec :) That's amazing"
Boolean without intersecting surfaces? Is it possible? It should cause no geometry changes, only the bubble surface normals should be inverted and bubbles and sphere should be one polysurface. Are my thoughts right?
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From: Frenchy Pilou (PILOU) [#7]
25 Jan
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@Desudeus Maybe this can interest you ;)
http://blenderartists.org/forum/showthread.php?t=177281Reply
From: DesuDeus [#8]
25 Jan
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Ouais j'ai vu l'ecorobot
Great ecorobot
Featured on Octane Render Users group in Vimeo
http://www.vimeo.com/groups/octanerender
French forum is available on Octane forum (aussitôt demandé, aussitôt fait)
We need you Pilou :DReply
From: DesuDeus [#9]
25 Jan
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"Boolean without intersecting surfaces? Is it possible? It should cause no geometry changes, only the bubble surface normals should be inverted and bubbles and sphere should be one polysurface. Are my thoughts right?"
Yeah I selected the sphere, then the bubbles, hit boolean by difference
And it was done :D
Amazing heh?Reply
From: Frenchy Pilou (PILOU) [#10]
25 Jan
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Thx for that! :)
Now I must register :)
I have made publicity for your new French Forum ;)
See you soon!
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From: Michael Gibson [#11]
25 Jan
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Hi DesuDeus, that's a cool render test model!
The renderings from Octane are looking great!
- MichaelReply
From: Michael Gibson [#12]
25 Jan
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Hi Micha,
> Boolean without intersecting surfaces? Is it possible?
Yes - in MoI you can boolean away an object that is completely contained inside of another with no intersecting surfaces, to make a solid that has an inner void cavity.
You may not be used to that since it is not possible to do that in Rhino.
You can also use Shell to create that kind of void cavity as well.
- MichaelReply
From: DesuDeus [#13]
26 Jan
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Yes I used shell to do the ball, then I cut the Octane logo (the Octane logo is not a simple extrude, there's a scaling rail also)
Then I was able to boolean the bubbles :)
Amazing feature to be able to create watertight solids with void inside !Reply
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