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Aside from still appearing a bit like wax fruit it looks great, one of
the best apples I think I've seen. Going to add a stem and a leaf or two
as well?
I'm at a loss as to what to suggest for more realism, except perhaps it
needs slight blemishing maybe; large darkened spots or lines (only
vaguely of course. Perhaps little sprinkly lighter spots as I've often
noticed on the peel skin. Hey, I haven't eaten an apple in years and
barely notice them at the store so I'm going on memory alone here.
bankspad wrote:
>
> Hello. This started off as an exercise in texturing, well it still is
> really ( more tweaking needed ), and then along the way I decided to
> play with radiosity. At the base of the apple, where it rests on a
> pedestal, the shadowing is 'rippley' and non-uniform. Anyone have some
> pointers for me to clear this up? I've just started to dabble with
> radiosity, this being my first project and could greatly appreciate any
> advice and suggestions for my shadow dilemma. I'm posting the settings I
> used below. Thank you. ;-]
>
> KB-
>
> global_settings {
> assumed_gamma 2.2
> radiosity {
> brightness 7.0
> count 250
> distance_maximum 65
> error_bound 0.33
> gray_threshold 0.4
> low_error_factor 0.8
> minimum_reuse 0.015
> nearest_count 7
> recursion_limit 2
> }
> }//rendered at aa 0.1 depth of 6
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> [Image]
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