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Merry X-Mas and a happy new year (with textures and ZScript)

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#10

Really Cool Teddy…and its texture…can you tell us about your technique?

Yong

#11

I love it! Great details in the texture, and the lighting are realist!

#12

very cute! great use of those textures! What mapping did you use?

#13

Thx for the image and the gift!
Bye
leo

#14

beautiful work!Never to late for quality.

#15

The toys are lovely, i like the scene it´s so real. only one question: the final render is made in ZB?

#16

Fun image and nice texture-mapping, Froyd:+1: …in the original render there is a
lot of empty space, was that intended or did you misjudge your canvas size ?

jantim

#17

Hi Froyd,
thanks for the gift o :smiley:

Wonderful image :+1: :+1: :+1:

cameyo

#18

Great image! I really like the texturing. Thanks! :slight_smile:

Marcus

#19

thank you all for your kind comments :smiley:
I did everything in ZBrush, including rendering. For the texture i used the Deco-Brush, one of the greatest tools in ZBrush.

I made a little ZScript and hope it explains the workflow - its quite simple.
ZScript moved to post#1

Thanks again, your all very kind :slight_smile:

greetings
froyd

#20

Hey your textured fabric is really nice! It reminds me of some of the fabrics that were used in the Incredibiles movie! Good work!

Excellent use of imagination and Deco Zbrush.

I do have one comment. Too much empty space in your original post. Is that intentional?

VERY GOOD WORK NONE THE LESS!!!

-Alex

#21

Thx alex! I didnt whatch Incredibles yet, hope i can soon! :slight_smile:

You and Jantim think there is too much empty space… I didnt want to put them directly in the middle. Also the Picture was intended as a christmascard so i wanted a bit room for text. I didnt realize that the space might be too big - i looked good for me like it was, also wthout text. So you can say it was intended :slight_smile:

btw, aminuts: mapping method is AUV-Tiles with a ratio of 12.

greetings
froyd

#22

So cute. Great 3D piece. :smiley:
Thanks for the gifts.

#23

I am absolutely amazed by this you are great thanks for the script and textures have a very great new year!

#24

Very beautiful, a great gift and a good lesson for all of us. I am amazed by the ingenuity of this piece. Very intelligent indeed. Thanks and a happy new year to you too!

#25

too bad my system can’t keep up at the beginning when you subdivide so many times :frowning: needs more ram - oh the precious!

edit: did get too see it eventually, shows you guys have far faster pc’s :slight_smile:

#26

magnificent piece of art… I also saw that huge picture, you really got it down… great job, thx for remainding us of the little things :slight_smile:

#27

very thanks, im really glad you like it :smiley:
Lunchbox, I only divde so much to use the texture intensity for masking and inflating, just to get a cloth-relief onto the surface. I hope you are able to see what happens till this point, because thats the important part about the texturing. :slight_smile:

thx again
froyd

#28

froyd, I repeat: FUNtastico :smiley:

BTW: all here and overthere – Happy New Year 2005 from little snowy (now bit rainy) Czechia…

Vaclav aka Abyssis

#29

Lovely picture, both thumbs up! :slight_smile:

Sadly i’m not able to view the script because of my bad computer (only 512mb ram, during the division it dies). Is it necessary to divide many times to get this level of detail?