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The interstellar ship is mining and harvesting some resources.
I whipped this up for my coworker who had 3 monitors, and then the boss told him he can only have two. bummer because it looks good across the 3 of them.
the problem is this:
I made the space ship in sketchup, and then realized you can't add custom bump mapping in VUE (which i use to render). I tried exporting both as obj and dae.
if anyone has ideas to solve this, let me know.
all your thoughts, critique, and input are welcome.
sketchup, vue 9, photoshop.
I whipped this up for my coworker who had 3 monitors, and then the boss told him he can only have two. bummer because it looks good across the 3 of them.
the problem is this:
I made the space ship in sketchup, and then realized you can't add custom bump mapping in VUE (which i use to render). I tried exporting both as obj and dae.
if anyone has ideas to solve this, let me know.
all your thoughts, critique, and input are welcome.
sketchup, vue 9, photoshop.
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2560x480px 373.07 KB
Date Taken
Nov 2, 2014, 6:13:00 PM
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You should be able to add custom bump mapping. Either through a bump map you imported or through a bump map you make in Vue.
The way you do this is to go into the Material Editor -> Bump Tab -> Right Click on the Bump Production sphere (preview sphere) -> Delete any remnant bump maps in there you are not using -> Add a Texture Map node (the white circle node) -> Connect the node to the Bump output (make sure to choose the greyscale output option) -> play with bump settings to get what you want.
Easy peezy. If you need anything else, let me know.
The way you do this is to go into the Material Editor -> Bump Tab -> Right Click on the Bump Production sphere (preview sphere) -> Delete any remnant bump maps in there you are not using -> Add a Texture Map node (the white circle node) -> Connect the node to the Bump output (make sure to choose the greyscale output option) -> play with bump settings to get what you want.
Easy peezy. If you need anything else, let me know.