Feet are finished
Well, modeling , I think I have one thing I forgot and that is a band the attaches the tape to the slide
I have to look it over , but I believe the modeling is all done , unless I want to do any of the lettering, but thatâs probably going to be with textures / materials
I just wanted to say, I appreciate all the comments and likes , I didnât respond a lot cause I wanted to minimize the amount of comments so it was a more straight to the point, concentrated read. So people could follow the process without a lot of breaks in it. Thank you to everyone following a long and hope maybe you learned something. I will be working on this still, I think I may try to match the photo, I know itâs not perfect, but itâs pretty close and I am happy with that.
Gral this is amazingâŚ
Took some personal time to get some things done, So been trying to make some good materials for a while now, chrome plating, wood table, oh yeah the cardboard and I made like a lace instead of a napkin. matching Focal and resolution. It was difficult to make a good looking chrome, itâs getting there though. I am working out a edge mask currently for it as I am going for realism.
Ok, so Alex told me it was too distracting , that the plain white was better , so I decided to go looking for something similar to the photo then. I am not making a hand tho , so this will do
yeah better and less distracting
Truth be told, I always break the staples , so decided to add that detail, added a light bulb to help give it that glow to the light. This is a metal rendering test to see what needs tweaked, and made like a titanium looking mat to go with my chrome, got to adjust some mats and work on some masks for weathering and imperfections, got a idea how I am going to do that. Also tweak DOF, make bend in the tape still need to position the model like the spring is engaged. Searching for a font that matches the type on it, Good progress I would say, possibly going to be one of my most realistic renders I have made.
LOL love it, I remember as a kid always breaking the staples apart in my dads staple gun. Was kind of like popping bubblewrap for me. Turned out great man.
So I forgot to model a part, but its nothing you can see, so I should be able to fix that faily easy, I made a note of the next steps , so I wonât forget the order I need to do this. 1.First , we model missing part, and might enlarge the rivet area holding the tape. 2. Adjust some materials, 3. work on adding some type to the two areas,4. add dust, smudges, imperfections 5 move the neck into a slight upright position. I just noticed my notes donât match what I typed, but thats the process , I just messed up the numbers on the picture, mistakes happen.
- Modeling missing piece and enlarging the piece on top done.
@Gralous I new you were talking about making a stapler but I did not see this when you began. So just followed your posts. The narrative process will be helpful for many even if they dont make a stapler.
Now that you have finished you should try and do one of those exploding animations showing it come apart them magically assembling itself again like a transformer!!!
Oh, its not done yet, holidays just halted me a little, I am learning and working on making procedural scratch masks right now, and curvature masks
I will hold my breath in anticipation, let me know when i can take a breath of accomplishment.
Added a Dust and Scratch pass, unsure if it made a difference, or I didnât do it right, it does mute some of the shine ,so maybe. Either way I think its time to just move on and sometimes its just what you got to d. I have to add some stamped lettering next and then I think I will call it done for the modeling and texturing for now, I may do a animation later with it or fix the mats once I learn more, idk, at this point I just want to finish it.
Looks great!
Ok with some help from Alex I was able to add small scratches on the edges, I didnât have the mask correct. Added some wear to some areas and fixed my dust on bottom and back plate where it would most likely gather. Now onto the stamped lettering.
made some normal maps for the stamped metal engravings, counldnât get that exact fonts, but its close enough.