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Thursday, 4 August 2011

The Making of Flowing Tap Water

Ryan Marcos shared to us the complete process of creating his flowing tap water piece from modelling to post-processing. He used Google SketchUp with different scripts and showed his knowledge in harnessing Vray SketchUp.

Here is the Final image for this Tutorial

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Part 1: Modeling Process: The water flow, bubbles, ripples were all modeled using Smooth and Subdivide script.

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Part 2: Vray Materials Settings

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PART 3: Adding Caustics

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PART 4: Post Processing Using Adobe Photoshop

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On behalf of SketchupVrayResources, thank you very much Ryan...
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