Female Spartan Armor for Iclone CC3 figures and Sci-Fi corridor both modeled in Blender.

BEAUTIFUL!!

I really like the corridor. Did you also model that ship outside the window?

Excellent work truly like the armor and the corridor great work wolf359

Really nice, especially the corridor. I'd also like to know if you modeled the ship showing outside the window.

Thanks everyone!!? The "windows" are actually a video screens/planes onto which I can map any Video I want.

Modeling&Lookdev with the EEVEE realtime engine is an absolute joy ?

This corridor was modeled in two days and will represent one the interior environments

of the massive UNSC Flagship the 'Virtue" that I modeled several weeks ago.

Here is the ship in Space https://youtu.be/rQlWv8VugE4

Looking good Wolf, and I'm liking the music.

A quick animation. ?.

https://youtu.be/1AF2NTQlmyw

Nice and smooth.

wolf359 posted at 9:31PM Sat, 26 September 2020 - #4400316

Thanks everyone!!? The "windows" are actually a video screens/planes onto which I can map any Video I want.

Modeling&Lookdev with the EEVEE realtime engine is an absolute joy ?

This corridor was modeled in two days and will represent one the interior environments

of the massive UNSC Flagship the 'Virtue" that I modeled several weeks ago.

Here is the ship in Space https://youtu.be/rQlWv8VugE4

Good looking vessel. What do you use for the lens flares? Blender compositor or video post in something like Premiere? I'm thinking of getting the lens flare addon I saw recently, which seems to work directly with helpers in the scene itself.

@LuxXeon Thanks,

Since finishing My 93 minute feature length animated film "Galactus Rising" back in April, I was finally able to Migrate away from my ancient Mac OS computer ,Where I had My old C4D & Adobe CS suite 3 with After Effects

One of the things I feared I would sorely miss, was My old (Pre-subscription) After Effects CS with the Optical flares plugin.

Thankfully I discovered the free finishing suite from Black Magic Design Davinci Resolve 16 where I now do All of my nonlinear video editing,sound processing Color grading and VFX compositing.

It has a fairly large built in library of effects in fact the particle and muzzle flashes in the 20 second "spartan assault" clip were added with the Davinci node based fusion compositor

There is a paid version that has more effects & tools for 4-8K video production etc. but I find the free version more than enough for my current needs. https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/

Aw, ok. Yes, I've had quite a bit of experience with Resolve and Fusion over the years. I still use the Adobe Suite for my home workstation. I'm just a lot more comfortable with it and get things done a lot faster. I've started working primarily with 2k rendering in Blender and dabbling with 4k, so I'd probably need to get the Pro version if I decided to go with Resolve somewhere down the road, but Premiere and AE are more than fine for what I'm doing now.

I modeled this troop carrier last summer based on the "UNSC Pelican" crafts for my HALO animated series I am developing.

I finally got around to modeling a detailed interior to the same scale as the exterior craft, to match my animated Characters imported into blender from Iclone/CC3

Inside

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All Material s are node based procedurals..

The inside looks really good. You mentioned procedural textures. Great job with incorporating the worn paint look to the caution stripes at the bottom of that doorway. I like procedural materials for anything that doesn't need to be perfectly photorealistic. It makes sense as long as everything is staying inside Blender.

All looking good.

Thankfully My content will never be exported out of Blender for Rendering elsewhere even my custom clothing& props for Iclone/CC3 eventually end up back in Blender for the final Shading&Rendering in EEVEE after being auto weighted/conformed in CC3 (as in the attached pic).

Obviously human skin textures are image based, but since I am using the Reallusion CC3 Character eco-system exclusively, for my animated actors, I can get consistant results converting them for EEVEE due to the uniform standards of the Reallusion "Digital human shader" system which provides "Scatter masks" to control the distribution of SSS to avoid that Volume ,waxy look when SSS is simply applied globally.

The Daz figures were a nightmare of inconsistant/disparate approaches to textures and many of them at 4K which is overkill for my animated films IMHO. ?

My main area of interest is the sci-fi/future tech/ VFX genre where there are mostly artifical composite materials/metals so I am loving Blenders material system. ?

Yes, typically 4k textures could be overkill for animation, especially if you're rendering the frames at a resolution below 2k. However, in some close-up shots, it could really make a difference. Procedural textures will hold up under any type of shot, but image textures can really break down if your camera is in very close. That's why I almost always create my textures at 4k, simply because I don't know how the client will use the model so it's important for it to work under every condition. PBR texture maps are excellent for this. Unfortunately, this is where purely procedural materials can be limited, in a PBR or photorealistic workflow.

Your stuff is looking good. Keep it up.

Nice modeling and lighting Wolf.

latest environment set for my animation project I may add a few large cables but mostly finished.

Very nicely done. I'm liking the atmosphere a lot.

Modeled the "Holo-table" this weekend, that will be on the command deck of every fleet ship.

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Another environment completed. The "armor bay"