CorvusCroax's Junkyard

This one came out great, too. It' perfect for creating a series within a common palette. Looks sort of medieval.

#6b for comparison

bronzerizer 2

i like those last two. looking more like the copper tarnish patina now.

#10 cleaned up metalic parts some

#12

#17 a little bit better

bronzerizer 2
#15 shiny edge

Excellent results!! Will it be added to the FF Lib?

Here's another combination:

Wow.

:o I was wondering how long these would take if you render them at crazy resolutions like 9000X6000.

Would like to try

yeah, gallery would be good

the skull one. The skull came from zbrush

ok last one

hmmm, hadnt really thought of using heightmaps as inputs before. interesting. hmmmm....

Here's a pic of the above filter:

Aw shucks ... Thanks Redcap! If you do something cool w/ my filters, I'd love to see what you're doing with them.

I think this one is still way too slow to submit to the general library... it needs some real optimization help. Too many blends, blurs and high passes. (I've sort of been waiting for the the next open beta, hoping that the FF team will add a glow channel to the surface type filter, so I could re-work these to be more useful for rendering.)

That reminds me, I never submitted that bronzerizer filter, (like the rusterizer, but bronze) back on p. 11 - 12. I'll post that one tonight.

Someone else modeled this building, but couldn't texture it. They weren't very experiences in UV wrapping; well I took your space hulk filter and I didn't even have to UV wrap the thing and it turned out great when shrunk to the 64X64 size.

Posted the bronzerizer. (woot)

Have been playing around w/ rocks. Taking my old rock fracture filter to the next level. Got the different rocks rotating so that they look more separate. Check it out:

Here's a simpler one:

corvus,

nice rock i'd reduce the opacity a bit on those lines. let the 'rock' shine through and use the lines for light texture. right now, the attention is distracted a bit by the lines.

Cool edit to your rock filter!