Since version 5.0.42, PixPlant can automatically straighten most source photos that have perspective and rotation problems, which improves tiling quality. I have no idea if this is fast or slow or if it could be optimized in any way. Straightening and equalizing source photos is important for creating good tiling textures.
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Another thing that really bothers me are the straight parts of the pillars in the wall, those lines are way too perfect for a wall like that but I'm not really sure how to add more definition to those parts.ĮDIT: For those that are interested rendering time is 36:06 for this image (1920x1080) with standard settings on an i5-2500. Some points I would like to improve are the floor which to me looks too bland at the moment and lacks definition. Cygon4, 9 darkhog Joined: Posts: 2,219 Gimps resynthesize if used correctly can generate nice seamless textures.
I would love to get feedback on this image, it's still very much a WIP and I'm aware that the uvs on the right side of the wall are stretched. PixPlant instead lets you select representative regions of an image, matches color and brightness between each one and then composes a completely new image from them. So far I absolutely love Corona, it's amazing how simple the process is compared to VRay while still giving lots of control. Also supports the Traditional Diffuse-Specular workflow. Extract 3D Maps from a Images PixPlant includes tools to extract 3D maps from photos or from its own generated seamless tiling images. Includes a variety of tools for 3D map editing, extraction and feature transfer. Based on photos, PixPlant adds unlimited choice of realistic materials for your projects: pick an interesting photo, run PixPlant and get a perfect seamless 3D texture. Extracts PBR materials based on real-world photos, with adjustable settings. This project is a test case for me to see if it's doable to work in Blender while simultaneously testing out Corona. PixPlant Features Creates seamless tiling maps from photos or from synchronized scanned textures.
Because of the high costs of 3DS Max I am now looking into using Blender together with Corona for commercial work. PixPlant is a smart texturing app with the best tools to quickly transform a photo into seamless repeating textures and 3D maps.
I recently graduated from a game development course where I got interested in visualisation.
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