Cast aluminium rendering

• Mar 2, 2006

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I model parts in pro/e thatthat arecast aluminium.


Can anybody upload a simple example...in pro/e???


Or which program do you recommend...thatis good in translatingparts from pro/e and is good and easy in photorendering cast aluminium???

 

• Mar 2, 2006

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Speling

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I dont want to be improper

 

• Mar 2, 2006

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I am a beginner in photorendering.....I have worked basic tutorials for photorendering but I didn't manage to get good results to give a realistic image of specific cast aluminium parts. I searched through the forum for a similar example (cast aluminium) but I didn't find anything similar. Therefore, I will be gratefull if someone managed to render cast aluminium parts and share his knowledge in this forum.


PS Any explanation Speling why you are so worried about my question? I think my question is specific enough and it would be great if everybody can see images of rendered cast aluminium parts.

 

• Mar 2, 2006

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Speling

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Yes

 

• Mar 2, 2006

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Ok Speling, thanx anyway. Sticking to my point, I would be gratefull if anybodywho isconcerning my problem, rendering cast aluminium parts can give as examples by uploading images or prt files. I am using wilfire2.

 

• Mar 2, 2006

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Bossss, I agree with Speling you may have to be a little more precise with your questioning. What exactly are you trying to achive ? Something like :


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Using the basic package that comes with pro-e you have to go through the colour manager and attach bump maps, which are basically texture files if you want achieve a textured look. There are many textures you can play around with until you find the colour and look you are after.


If you dont have any luck, I would post the question again in the thread above which speling posted. Rendering Q&A Gallery.


Good Luck !

 

• Mar 2, 2006

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Thanx skint for your reply. What I am trying to do, is something like the above photo.

 

• Mar 2, 2006

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Speling

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That picture has refection, and has some room (scene) around. I suggest Maya

 

• Mar 3, 2006

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CADyuGO

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Or 3Dstudio-MAX!


I have use it and it is very good in staff like this!!

 

• Mar 3, 2006

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CADyuGO

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Some example of 3Dstudio rendering....


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