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  1. #1
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    Thumbs up Time to change...

    From these old bulbs to the new energy saving technology !
    Are you watching Live Earth ?

    (Have to work on materials now...)
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    Default Re: Time to change...

    Very realistic looking except for the colors. Good job.

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    Default Re: Time to change...

    Thanks DAL.
    About the colors, it's the basic grey from Blender. If I have the time tomorrow, I'll update the model with materials and more realistic colors.

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    Default Re: Time to change...

    Very good modeling Dan.

    I look forward to seeing them textured.
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    Default Re: Time to change...

    Love the concept and modeling is good

    Yea, terrific show for the world to view... hmmm... wonder how many bulb hours the whole thing cost?

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    Default Re: Time to change...

    I've textured only the "new" lightbulb. Added some text with Blender's UV Unwrapping and Photoshop.
    Also I modeled a new base (the screw part). The old one was a copy of the old lightbulb wich I wasn't happy with...
    The glass part of the bulb was done with 2 opposite circles and with the spin button (took a couple of hours until I was satisfied with the angles).

    Now I guess the next part is to include the model into a scene..

    Happy Blending !

    Dan
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    Default Re: Time to change...

    Dan that is superb.

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    Default Re: Time to change...

    Fantastic Dan, just a fantastic result

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    Default Re: Time to change...

    Dang! I'm looking at my model and comparing it to the real thing... I got the screw lines wrong! I would have to screw the lightbulb counter clockwise...
    Oh well. If I got the time to correct it...

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    Default Great job!

    Really, Danifou, I'd like to be half good as you using Blender.
    How you manage to create realistic materials? I'm trying to figure out node editor but it bugs me a lot! Could you point out some good resource to understand materials in Blender?
    Anyway, again, good job!

 

 

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