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Bryce F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 12 7:03 am)
This is cool. How do you propose to remove bump underneath? Post work? Bump on ship and its reflectivity to match wet look of ground would be good. Or perhaps dupulicate ship, use a glass material with your bump applied and the duplicate raised one bryce unit. If you post the bump out underneath, maybe use a smoothing brush or the like around the edges between rain and no rain to add to realizm.
I can suggest it but I can't do it. Good work
skiwillgee, thanks for the comment yeah I am thinking of doing under the ship in post work. I did try some glass on the ship maybe one a little more reflective or something just did not look wet. I was confused by what you said about a smoothing brush but now I get it. I am also thinkg of adding some pylons or something else in the mid background.
I was think of adding some reflection or the bump rain map on to the ship and then also removing the rain bump from under the ship
That would be great! It's all in the details...
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One way you could do a rain splash bump is to take a top view render, and creating the splash bumps over that render, you could use the outline of the ship as a guide as to where not to make splash bumps.
I used the the same technique for a woden stool sitting in the rain. In addition, I also top rendered out where the legs of the stool would be placed in a shallow puddle, so I could make a bump map for tiny waves emanating from them.
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One way you could do a rain splash bump is to take a top view render, and creating the splash bumps over that render, you could use the outline of the ship as a guide as to where not to make splash bumps.
And then use that render to create a terrain for the rain ground water? Little confused here Smith. Thanks for the reply though too btw.
Either way, use it as a terrain or as a bump. As a bump renders faster (in my experiments)
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Interesting stuff, I want to know more about this: Bookmarked and googling...
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Thanks gang!