fun with SPD

[Erik Heyninck]

Thanks for sharing!

[govinda]

I'm guessing that's a standard sphere. Would it pucker less top and bottom if you used an Icosahedron or Hexahedron?

[flingster]

the last blob is my favourite i think out of the link.
:shrug:

[sebek27]

basically for all of these I had color, transparency, and displacement channels on
last one in the link uses rust surface in the texture tab in the displacement channel. THen I play with the height settings and fresnel in the color channel. Subd was set to 3 since at work I have a dinosaur system. At home I set it to 6 and it goes pretty quick.

[neez]

the effort you've put into these is incomprehensible.

[sebek27]

:rolleyes: yes I was sweating like a hog... I did say "BASIC" spd setup

[StefanB]

I also played around with SPD

http://mitglied.lycos.de/stefanbutterling3d/lava-spd.jpg

[squidinc]

I also played around with SPD



wow :eek: love that lava effect, a bit more tweaking and that could look photoreal :thumbsup:

[rodney71]

Love to know what shader(s) and settings you used for that lava...it looks fabuloso.

[sebek27]

something simple with SPD.. giving it an ancient look.. not sure about the partial text on the bottom..

http://www.pixeloxygen.com/imagetest/athens.jpg

[Xtrude]

neato stuuf here... would love to see some more of this type of exploration and imagination with this feature :)

[sebek27]

some more..

http://www.pixeloxygen.com/imagetest/sss.jpg

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