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#101

thanks for sharing, great tutorial!

#102

Cheers Rick!! :+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:
Thanks for your contributions here, always the highlight.

Jit.

#103

thanks for the tut man:+1:

#104

Thank you very much! Great tutorial and much appreciated. An honor to learn from a master :smiley:

#105

Awesome stuff! So great to get a little blast from my childhood! And thanks for the fibermesh tutorial. Always enjoy seeing other people’s workflows.

#106

thnxs man!! very nice tutorial :smiley: awesome!!

#107

Thanks for the tip rick!

#108

Many thanks for this Mr. Baker!:D:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:

#109

wow, first fibermesh experience what i really like and looks very natural. :+1:
thanks rick for the little tutorial!
jerry

#110

Love the your work Rick ,Nice tutorial. Wish Sculptris had Hair.
Gary

#111

Simple and brilliant, thx for sharing

#112

Thank you for sharing this…

#113

Thanks for sharing! :slight_smile: :+1:

#114

Thank you for the break down, master. Very useful indeed!

#115

Thanks, Great information. Are you also adding BPR filters like noise to these? Looks like you are.

#116

brainguymodo.jpg
Thanks Guys, I’m glad that you find it useful.I appreciate all of the responses. If you try it and have questions let me know. I’ll try my best to answer them. Thanks to the guys who watched the video too. I have to say that the opinions expressed on the full versions are not mine.

Here is the brain guy rendered in MODO, it’s been a while since I have used it and don’t remember a bunch. I can’t seem to get a depth pass so if there are some MODO users out there I would appreciate some help.
thanks again,
Rick

#117

thats amazing!!:+1: great render, gonna give a try at modo now!

#118

Hey Rick, Cool character!

In order to get a separate Depth render, you’ll need to go to the Shader Tab on the right side and under the Render section where the final outputs are listed, you have to add a Depth output. Quickest way is to just right click and duplicate the Final Color Output and then change the setting in the Effect column of the duplicate to Depth. I haven’t upgraded to 701 yet, but that’s how I do it in 601. Hope that helps!

#119

Thanks for the reply Kracken, I was doing just that but getting a black frame. Turns out that I had to adjust the max distance and gamma. I appreciate the quick reply though.

#120

Thank you for sharing your settings :+1:small_orange_diamond:+1: