[Leonardo]

I don't have max... MXS would do

[NicoR44]

I'm looking forward to your feedback and hopefully nice renderings!

Copyright (c) 2007 Thomas Luft.

Guys, lets not forget this

[The Pixel Artist]

No problem, mxs it is, uploading it now. You should have an email pretty soon.

I resaved it as a .obj too. Good luck.

Adrian

[Leonardo]

got the mail... I'm downloading it now

[Fernando Tella]

I guess you already know that you can separate them by material IDs
(ok, you said didn't have the tools right now; forget it).

[Leonardo]

I guess you already know that you can separate them by material IDs
(ok, you said didn't have the tools right now; forget it).

how is that? which program... maxwell?

[Leonardo]

hopefully this will save some time to some of you!


alpha:
http://www.tereschubert.com/art/extra/ivy/efeu0A.jpg
Normal Map:
http://www.tereschubert.com/art/extra/ivy/efeu0N.jpg




Alpha:
http://www.tereschubert.com/art/extra/ivy/efeu1A.jpg
Normal map:
http://www.tereschubert.com/art/extra/ivy/efeu1N.jpg

[NicoR44]

Big thanks Leonardo!!

[Fernando Tella]

I guess you already know that you can separate them by material IDs
(ok, you said didn't have the tools right now; forget it).

how is that? which program... maxwell?

I use max but I guess other programs have similar tools; when importing check the square box "Use materials" The object will be assigned a multi-subobject material which has three materials inside (branches, young leaves and adult leaves) If you go to subobject level the faces have IDs assigned that match the sub-materials. In max you can select faces by their ID and detach as object or simply replace the sub-materials with maxwell materials.

[jeso]

wow, i love the tool
http://jeso-art.de/temp/ivy_test.jpg

[Fernando Tella]

Fantastic tests Jeso!

[wagurto]

Very usefull tool, can some one expalin to me how to use the Yvi in maxwell? how the materials works from this program to maxwell? do I need to recreated inside maxell?
Thanks

[ivox3]

wagurto, ....the app comes with some texture maps for the ivy. You can use those to create a clip mapped mxm with the Material Editor --- or use your own ivy maps.

Clipmaps how to .... in case you don't know.
http://www.maxwellrender.com/forum/view ... hp?t=15569

[wagurto]

thanks Ivox. What I understand is that I need to create a Mxm and the apply it to hte leaf con the model right? Do the leaf will keep their map coordinates? cam someone share the Mxm material?
thanls

[ivox3]

Well ..... It's basically gets mapped as planar --so, you don't really have to worry about the coordinates. Just select one leaf and all the leaves should light up as selected.

At least that's how it's working out of the rhino plug .....

I'd suggest making the mxm yourself ..... it's quite easy ---- check out that thread above.