Michael Brennan

Sounds like a Fantastic idea! Brotherhood of the Spline Cheers

You're Welcome!

Hi Tim, Attached is a project file with the same lighting, just replaced the models with some objects from the library, most of the settings you will be looking for will be in the Choreography/Radiosity and Global Ambiance Type. Cheers 🍻 WickerBench_Lighting.prj

Thanks for posting Ken, worthy of bookmarking for future use! I was driving home the other night and spent a few blocks driving behind a delivery truck. was fascinated with the aged textures of the trucks back door, it was painted metal with lots of paint chipping, scratches and the metal was dinged in areas. It just made me think of a book on texturing for 3d I saw years ago, in the book they said a good texture tells a story, an object gets it's dings and scrapes because it's been dropped or banged into.. or left out to rust.. These AI texture tools can be helpful to think about those stories and add more realism to our models.

Looks Fantastic Steve!

Thanks Rodney!

Happy to hear. Yay!

Working for me, V19.5B

Thanks Steve!

Thank you David!

Thanks Tom!

Hi Guys, Modeled these wicker furniture items for a project a few months back but thought would be cool to render together in a little scene. Cheers.

Looks Impressive quite the ambitious project!!!

sounded like fun! look forward to seeing the results.

Thank you David!

Thank you Fuchur!

Thanks Roger! It took about a month to model him, a few full days on the weekends then evenings in my spare time. He has some bones for posing at the moment I'll have to spend more time to give him a proper rig.

Thanks Robert, appreciate it.

Happy St. Patrick's Day! A new time-lapse video to share. Many bowls of Lucky Charms were consumed in the making.. for reference purposes 😉

Thanks Detbear!

Thank you Aldrich, Appreciate it, if I had more time I'd take you up on your offer.

Thanks Robert!

Thanks for checking out my Blockheads anim! Achieving the stop motion look is done by using the hold keyframe interpolation. By going to Tools/Options and changing the default Keyframe Interpolation to Hold instead of it's usual Spline you get a more pose to pose look.

Another quick time-lapse, needed some trees for my snowman scene. 🌲🌲🌲

Thanks for following me on YouTube!