T:ANE (in development) screenshots...
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RoysTrainz
Rembrandt van Trainz
I ask Roy why nobody show panoramic view from high mountain only from track???
He said you have to ask the route builders probably they cannot because limit baseboard.
Nice screenshots they make too.
Ning :wave:
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I gotta say, that is really accurate. I also have to ask how you made that small stream leading to the water? it looks excellent.
Sachsenbahner
Sachsenbahner
Detailshot from a chair plate from my tests with procedural tracks:
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Sachsenbahner
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Sachsenbahner
Very nice detail on the screw part of the bolt and the spring washers. Also the highlights on the edges.
Is the detail in the mesh or the texture?
Sachsenbahner
Sachsenbahner
Hey Paul,
of course in the texture
All the curves and edges including the screw and spring washers are bumped and the diffuse map is improved by a curvature map to provide better visibility from the distance and emulate flattened edges.
The mesh for LOD0 has about 275 polys while the mesh I used for rendering had about 9.573 polys
Proof:
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Sachsenbahner
of course in the texture
All the curves and edges including the screw and spring washers are bumped and the diffuse map is improved by a curvature map to provide better visibility from the distance and emulate flattened edges.
The mesh for LOD0 has about 275 polys while the mesh I used for rendering had about 9.573 polys
Proof:
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Sachsenbahner
That's incredible! You mean you get that much elevation definition through the normal mapped texture? I find it interesting that this technique would provide that much improved performance. It's still necessary for even bump maps to be rendered with proper shading...Hey Paul,
of course in the texture
All the curves and edges including the screw and spring washers are bumped and the diffuse map is improved by a curvature map to provide better visibility from the distance and emulate flattened edges.
The mesh for LOD0 has about 275 polys while the mesh I used for rendering had about 9.573 polys
Proof:
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Sachsenbahner
Viele Grüße aus Chemnitz
Hello,
that’s a very detailed piece of track - looks great!
Keep up your nice work and thanks for sharing.
Your’s TUME
PS: Viele Grüße aus Chemnitz
Hello,
that’s a very detailed piece of track - looks great!
Keep up your nice work and thanks for sharing.
Your’s TUME
PS: Viele Grüße aus Chemnitz
Detailshot from a chair plate from my tests with procedural tracks:
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Sachsenbahner
Now that is supper Detail.
iceman2117
EskreuztkeinWegdenanderen
Nice detail.
Whether one recognizes when driving with a locomotive?
You can also stop naturally, get out and zoom in closer.
The track itself however optically rather simple structure compared with the rail fastening
(Texture Rail vs. Fastening)
Whether one recognizes when driving with a locomotive?
You can also stop naturally, get out and zoom in closer.
The track itself however optically rather simple structure compared with the rail fastening
(Texture Rail vs. Fastening)
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I agree that it is beautiful but I don't think I want to eat it!:hehe:Now that is supper Detail.
Yes, of course, but from a modeller's perspective it is extremely well done and rather beautiful for an ugly piece of railway furniture. But you know what i mean.
For Sachsenbahner. Thanks for the information. I'm working my way though a ShaderMap normal map tutorial at present and have just discovered curvature adjustments for selected objects on different layers of a normal map profile. It's probably going to take a while for the information to make sense to me. I'd rather like to use techniques such as this on cab objects.
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