Welcome to my Real 3D gallery page
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Here are some of the pictures I have made using Real 3D, from
versions 2.x to 3.5. My gallery is fairly small at the moment.
I hoped I would get the time to produce some nice imagery when
I finally upgraded to the windows version, but I have been
rather busy at work lately.
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A picture of some guy (he is a clipmap) escaping the prison
through the catacombs. It is a test on effective use of fog.
The fog is controlled with a linear alphamap.
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This is my current working project, and I am beginning to
get into trouble rendering the scene, as it has grown out
of normal proporsions. It is a picture of a rather famous
norwegian car called Il Tempo Gigante. It participated in
a fictionous race in Norway called Flåklypa Grand Prix. Flåklypa have
some of the most original characters I have ever seen, and
if you get the chance, see the movie. It is a stop motion
animation, and I am totally in love with it, the characters,
and most of all the car. There actually is a full scale
version of it.
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This is a waterish moon orbiting a gasgiant and a red
supergiant star. I'm not very happy with the noisious clouds
that was the actual goal to make the picture.
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I had this really crazy idea that it would be possible to
create 'shaded' true volumetric skyes using Real 3D v3.53
and its material samplings value. I made this image using
a rather sophisticated noise function that were controlling
the scope of the material, blending it with a fully transparent
white material. The result is kind of acceptable, but
I will wait for version 4 until I give it another try. I really
hope v4 will have support for voxels and hypertextures - it would
really make my day.
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Just a test on how to make nice metals, and how to use the
mapping handler to generate the spiralling bumps of the
screws and nuts.
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I was trying to achive caustic effects with Real 3D, and
although faked through the use of
advanced shadowmapping, the results were acceptable.
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As bumpmapping is rather timesome, I wanted to find other
means of simulating the effect on transparent surfaces,
and I ended up mapping the refraction parameter which looks
pretty weird. As the spiralling effect is made with a formula,
it was easy to add in the t parameter so that an animated
spring effect was possible. However, after using preview I
deleted the images, and unfortunately the animation speed was
set to infinite so the animation was crap :-(
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An example picture of my shadowmap technique.
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