OLD KITCHEN (sinigang na tilapia)

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hi cgpeps, share ko lang to image natu...
comments always welcome!!! thanks

brow naluto na yung sinigang? ayos texturing brow ganda rin yung smoke effect!

rangalua wrote:very nice....highly realistic....

salamt pare...

alwin wrote:brow naluto na yung sinigang? ayos texturing brow ganda rin yung smoke effect!

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malapit na malotu.... hahahaha! nag hihintay na si pussycat....salamat brow!

oh ha............. galing ah..... hihihihihihihi........ nice scene....... parang pogun.... bakery namin dati.... hihihihihi... sa bahay ni lola.....

ganda nung usok

silvercrown wrote:ganda nung usok

salamat bro ... ps ko lang yan bro...

nice smoke effect......match na match!

ytsejeffx wrote:nice smoke effect......match na match!

salamat!

great work, i like the beautiful light. galing

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totalreal wrote:great work, i like the beautiful light. galing

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thanks a lot....

lupet

tinitingan ko tilapia nasa loob pala. great texturing and post processing.

astig ng output mo sir..

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grabe..galing mo bro!..

There is no way I would know you're cooking tilapia until I read the title.

At first glance, I thought your house will be on fire in a few minutes because of the lack of proper exhaust, Since you seem to have an electric flat stove where you boil water off the pot, I would have thought that if I was the real person cooking sinigang - I won't take the trouble making fire and gambling with the possible fire accident. Which means, I'd cook sinigang in the same electric stove I boiled water into.

See? the trouble in your cg scene is not really what you modelled or textured (although I still find some of it unreal). The most important part is how you combine the elements to make a believable situation. Suspension of disbelief is something you should consider. Because right now - I don't feel engaged into believing that what I see is something that might be even real.

On a side note, here's one tip to simulate heat. Heat is not just something you feel, it is something you can also see. Which means, you can use the same smoke footage as a displacement map in either photoshop or your compositing app. A few nudged pixels up and sideways will distort whatever that's behind the smoke - same thing you see when you look at an object with a high temperature smoke or fire infront of it. Google heatwaves if I sound crytic.

ganto kalangan namin sa bahay ng lola ko,,,,hmmm para skin kung mausok ang lugar,,dun karaniwang me volume light? parang meron beam?? tell i agree with the vertex about heat,,,anyway panalo parin sakin to

v_wrangler wrote:There is no way I would know you're cooking tilapia until I read the title.

At first glance, I thought your house will be on fire in a few minutes because of the lack of proper exhaust, Since you seem to have an electric flat stove where you boil water off the pot, I would have thought that if I was the real person cooking sinigang - I won't take the trouble making fire and gambling with the possible fire accident. Which means, I'd cook sinigang in the same electric stove I boiled water into.

See? the trouble in your cg scene is not really what you modelled or textured (although I still find some of it unreal). The most important part is how you combine the elements to make a believable situation. Suspension of disbelief is something you should consider. Because right now - I don't feel engaged into believing that what I see is something that might be even real.

On a side note, here's one tip to simulate heat. Heat is not just something you feel, it is something you can also see. Which means, you can use the same smoke footage as a displacement map in either photoshop or your compositing app. A few nudged pixels up and sideways will distort whatever that's behind the smoke - same thing you see when you look at an object with a high temperature smoke or fire infront of it. Google heatwaves if I sound crytic.

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Muggz wrote:ganto kalangan namin sa bahay ng lola ko,,,,hmmm para skin kung mausok ang lugar,,dun karaniwang me volume light? parang meron beam?? tell i agree with the vertex about heat,,,anyway panalo parin sakin to

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yan si fafa vertex na nag advise at cguradong marami tayong nakuhang aral dito sa comment nya which is very constructive.. actually ive seen this sa kabila b4 the shutdown if im not wrong musta na bro long time na talaga parang kelan lng , marami pa to ..ehh share mo uli dito marami pa kasi nangangapa sa unwrapping , but which is easier ? to unwrapped it or just take the image to ps and apply it as a material back to max which i think what you did right , i just remember nagtanong ako noon how you did it.. can you show us the flow..share mo ulit bro dito...tyak dami matutuwa ...its nice for you to share it again here... post more