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  • DiomedeDiomede Posts: 15,388

    Thanks.  

  • HeadwaxHeadwax Posts: 10,385

    Pleasure

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 40,004
    edited April 14

    an Unreal Asset in Carrara

    https://www.fab.com/listings/84e0fd02-9c0a-468b-9c3b-f454d4326f4e

    free for a short time

    this was as always a PITA

    I did it in DAZ studio first and loaded that into Carrara, FBX export from UE5 with every texture manually added which is slightly easier to do in D|S as one can drag and drop into the surface parameters

    I painstakingly grouped alike objects in Carrara too, there are a lot (1773 meshes)

    replaced the brick shaders with  Mec4D ones as they looked awful exported as Unreal procedurals

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  • DiomedeDiomede Posts: 15,388

    I painstakingly grouped alike objects in Carrara too, there are a lot (1773 meshes)

    You have much more patience than I do.  Wonderful to be able to use the assets though.

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 40,004
    edited April 15

    video, last bit is Carrara Octane

    the Ai bits all have watermarks BTW

    rest in order is DAZ studio, Twinmotion and Carrara

     

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  • Steve KSteve K Posts: 3,418

    WendyLuvsCatz said:

    video, last bit is Carrara Octane

    Very nice, impressive detail in the workshop and the music sounds very good.  This AI stuff might catch on. wink

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 40,004

    MadCatLady Starter Kit, Middle bit DAZ studio, rest Carrara

  • Steve KSteve K Posts: 3,418

    WendyLuvsCatz said:

    MadCatLady Starter Kit, Middle bit DAZ studio, rest Carrara

    A friend of mine with a large herd of cats in their big house says: "She is missing piles of puke, pee, and poop!"  cheeky

  • Bunyip02Bunyip02 Posts: 9,226

    Steve K said:

    WendyLuvsCatz said:

    MadCatLady Starter Kit, Middle bit DAZ studio, rest Carrara

    A friend of mine with a large herd of cats in their big house says: "She is missing piles of puke, pee, and poop!"  cheeky

    Not just cats - my dog who is 16 years old and is deaf and blind does his pee & poop at a spot where-ever he wonders too !!!

  • therixxtherixx Posts: 226

    Amazing image as usual, @Khoe
    and
    very nice Marx brothers @Diomede

  • 3Deedlin3Deedlin Posts: 161
    edited April 19

    Very nice Wendy. Can one still get the Carrara Octane or Lux plugins?

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  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 40,004
    edited April 19

    3deedlin said:

    Very nice Wendy. Can one still get the Carrara Octane or Lux plugins?

    Octane is all subscription now and AFAIK you cannot buy old versions like my OR4 and if you have later cards they are not supported either by that version, I bought mine a long time ago and honestly wonder how much longer it will work, definitely cannot upgrade my 2080Ti or likely my Win10 PC

    however subscription does come with lots pf bonuses like Embergen and some Kitbash3D freebies I think too

    (at least last time I looked)

    Luxrender, I have no idea, never worked for me ever when I tried it

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  • 3Deedlin3Deedlin Posts: 161
    Thanks. Yeah I saw the octane option in modo. Lux works pretty well with Blender. Not as smoothly as Cycles, but amazing quality. I saw the old beta information, not sure where it went. Will have to try to track it down. Sadly, I had a nice Canon scanner that they just didn't make newer OS drivers for. Really, not the best design framework.
  • therixxtherixx Posts: 226
    edited April 20

    Homeworld

    Previously on the Chocorabbits Saga:
    By observing a new, mysterious planet, the Chocorabbits decide to land on it with an expedition that will search for traces of cocoa. But while they are busy with the sampling, our intrepid explorers stumble upon a strange monolith, which turns out to be an astonishing sort of portal to other worlds…

    Where will this strange passage lead? How dangerous will it be?
    Amazingly, by entering the monolith on the chocolate planet, our heroes reappear… in the Land of the Chocorabbits!
    Is the Chocoplanet somehow linked to their home? Maybe even to their origins?
    What could the relationship be? A question that remains unanswered, for now.
    Being pragmatic, it definitely is a convenient shortcut.

    Best wishes for a…

    INTRADIMENSIONAL EASTER 2025!


    ----
    The Whole saga is here:
    The Land of the ChocoRabbits

    Carrara 8.5 Pro Render.
    No A.I. was bothered asking it to do this as a commission for me.

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  • Bunyip02Bunyip02 Posts: 9,226

    Excellent !!!

  • DiomedeDiomede Posts: 15,388

    therixx said:
    ----
    The Whole saga is here:
    The Land of the ChocoRabbits

    Carrara 8.5 Pro Render.
    No A.I. was bothered asking it to do this as a commission for me.

    What fun!  Thanks for the link to the full saga.  Wonderful series.  Great job.

  • stem_athomestem_athome Posts: 526

    3deedlin said:

    ........ Can one still get the Carrara Octane or Lux plugins?

    For the Luxcore beta that was available, check the post from Sphericlabs on this thread:-  https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/comment/1722001/#Comment_1722001

  • StezzaStezza Posts: 8,734

    @therixx can't believe another year has past by since your last choc render surpriseyes

  • 3Deedlin3Deedlin Posts: 161
    edited April 22

    stem_athome said:

    3deedlin said:

    ........ Can one still get the Carrara Octane or Lux plugins?

    For the Luxcore beta that was available, check the post from Sphericlabs on this thread:-  https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/comment/1722001/#Comment_1722001

    Thanks. That was interesting. It works, but seems development stopped? Will have to play a bit.

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  • KhoeKhoe Posts: 333
    edited April 22

    High up in the north
    After a few failed attempts and a Windows 10 update to Windows 11, I've finished another image.

    There's not much to say about it. With the large scenes, you have to push a lot and repeatedly do test renders, which takes a lot of time.

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  • 3Deedlin3Deedlin Posts: 161
    therixx said:

    Homeworld

    Previously on the Chocorabbits Saga:
    By observing a new, mysterious planet, the Chocorabbits decide to land on it with an expedition that will search for traces of cocoa. But while they are busy with the sampling, our intrepid explorers stumble upon a strange monolith, which turns out to be an astonishing sort of portal to other worlds…

    Where will this strange passage lead? How dangerous will it be?
    Amazingly, by entering the monolith on the chocolate planet, our heroes reappear… in the Land of the Chocorabbits!
    Is the Chocoplanet somehow linked to their home? Maybe even to their origins?
    What could the relationship be? A question that remains unanswered, for now.
    Being pragmatic, it definitely is a convenient shortcut.

    Best wishes for a…

    INTRADIMENSIONAL EASTER 2025!


    ----
    The Whole saga is here:
    The Land of the ChocoRabbits

    Carrara 8.5 Pro Render.
    No A.I. was bothered asking it to do this as a commission for me.

    That was fun!
  • 3Deedlin3Deedlin Posts: 161
    edited April 22
    Khoe said:

    High up in the north
    After a few failed attempts and a Windows 10 update to Windows 11, I've finished another image.

    There's not much to say about it. With the large scenes, you have to push a lot and repeatedly do test renders, which takes a lot of time.

    Very Nice. There is a lot going on there. Not sure of the work flow, but besides the tweaking with polys, instances, billboards and lighting. I can see a distinct forground and background, so this could be speed up doing compositing. Otherwise, a render like that could take awhile.
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  • KhoeKhoe Posts: 333

    3deedlin said:

     

    Very Nice. There is a lot going on there. Not sure of the work flow, but besides the tweaking with polys, instances, billboards and lighting. I can see a distinct forground and background, so this could be speed up doing compositing. Otherwise, a render like that could take awhile.

    The rendering took about 4 hours, which is perfectly fine for scenes like this, at least for me. I've also had renderings that took 18 or 20 hours. :) Of course, you can insert a ready-made background and only work on the front part, but I enjoy building everything in Carrara. I have plenty of time for this kind of thing. I don't have to create many images, perhaps from pre-made backgrounds or existing scenes. I have fun doing it and am always learning new things about how things work. I'm always impressed by what you can create with such an old program. What if it had been updated? What could it still do today? It's a shame that it's slowly being forgotten.

  • Steve KSteve K Posts: 3,418

    Khoe said:

     I'm always impressed by what you can create with such an old program. 

    Good point.  Carrara is still my main tool for short animations, e.g. the 48 Hour Film contests.  Supplemental programs include VUE (now free) and Particle Illusion for FX (also with a free version).  For my graphic purposes, these cover it all.  Other programs cover music, sound FX, dialogue, etc.

  • 3Deedlin3Deedlin Posts: 161
    Khoe said:

    3deedlin said:

     

    Very Nice. There is a lot going on there. Not sure of the work flow, but besides the tweaking with polys, instances, billboards and lighting. I can see a distinct forground and background, so this could be speed up doing compositing. Otherwise, a render like that could take awhile.

    The rendering took about 4 hours, which is perfectly fine for scenes like this, at least for me. I've also had renderings that took 18 or 20 hours. :) Of course, you can insert a ready-made background and only work on the front part, but I enjoy building everything in Carrara. I have plenty of time for this kind of thing. I don't have to create many images, perhaps from pre-made backgrounds or existing scenes. I have fun doing it and am always learning new things about how things work. I'm always impressed by what you can create with such an old program. What if it had been updated? What could it still do today? It's a shame that it's slowly being forgotten.

    Yes, Carrara still has some mojo, Lol. 4 hrs is still a lot for a still. The lux render would be cool with GPU in Carrara. Blender does some amazing rendering in Cycles and Lux in minutes with tweaking.Howie's scenes render pretty quickly though. Carrara can be tweaked also. I really do want to find some of the C8 plugins I have missed.
  • Bunyip02Bunyip02 Posts: 9,226

    Khoe said:

    High up in the north
    After a few failed attempts and a Windows 10 update to Windows 11, I've finished another image.

    There's not much to say about it. With the large scenes, you have to push a lot and repeatedly do test renders, which takes a lot of time.

    Nice work !!!

  • Bunyip02Bunyip02 Posts: 9,226
    edited April 24

    ANZAC Day 2025

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  • Steve KSteve K Posts: 3,418

    Bunyip02 said:

    ANZAC Day 2025

    Very nice.  I did a quick search, is that a CAC Wirraway?  

  • Bunyip02Bunyip02 Posts: 9,226

    Steve K said:

    Bunyip02 said:

    ANZAC Day 2025

    Very nice.  I did a quick search, is that a CAC Wirraway?  

    Thanks ! Yes it is a Wirraway, 3D model created by briney, was available at ShareCG but alas that is now closed down. Briney also did an excellent Boomerang.

  • Steve KSteve K Posts: 3,418

    Bunyip02 said:

    Very nice.  I did a quick search, is that a CAC Wirraway?  

    Thanks ! Yes it is a Wirraway, 3D model created by briney, was available at ShareCG but alas that is now closed down. Briney also did an excellent Boomerang.

    Very nice model.  I keep an eye on aircraft models and have never seen that one, but I did not frequent ShareCG.  Now I see why people did.  yes

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