I'm getting better and better at 3D graphics bit I still have no clue on how to add realismness to it.
Anyone wanna help me out?
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do a search for weight maps for what ever program you use
QUOTE(nitsuarox @ Jul 28 2008, 01:53 PM) 
I'm getting better and better at 3D graphics bit I still have no clue on how to add realismness to it.
Anyone wanna help me out?
Anyone wanna help me out?
You should always follow three simple steps
1.Lighting (Try using fewer light sources and stick to the main source coming from one angle)
2.Materials (the control of the light effecting the material, reflection,bump,intensity)
3. render settings (global illumination,ambient occlussion and camera lense effect)
QUOTE(sean123 @ Oct 4 2009, 11:46 PM)
You should always follow three simple steps
1.Lighting (Try using fewer light sources and stick to the main source coming from one angle)
2.Materials (the control of the light effecting the material, reflection,bump,intensity)
3. render settings (global illumination,ambient occlussion and camera lense effect)
1.Lighting (Try using fewer light sources and stick to the main source coming from one angle)
2.Materials (the control of the light effecting the material, reflection,bump,intensity)
3. render settings (global illumination,ambient occlussion and camera lense effect)
Add texture and shadows to these
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