Lovin the New Parts Shader

[buzzzzz1]

Back Streets Object set.

[domdib]

The grafitti is a nice touch. Image map? And I like the slightly run-down feel.

[PorcupineFloyd]

Man, this scene is alive!

[FrankB]

yeeaahhh, another "big buzzzzz"

Jay, you are really getting into gear in the last months. One excellent render after another!
Cheers,
Frank

[cyphyr]

Excelent work, this again proves that Terragen plus talent produce great results. Kinda "Vue-ish", hehe 
Can you upload a .png version that may be less compressed, I feel we're missing some quality in the .jpg'ing.

Richard

[chefc]

Another great image excellent detail (as always)

[Tangled-Universe]

Awesome image
This gives real hope for using TG for pre-viz purposes, since I'm helping a friend of mine with his presentation for getting his architectural degree.
Now it's just a matter of texturing the model (probably with Blender).
Anyhow, I think the textures are very nice and I like the specularity of the roof-tiles.

Martin

[Saurav]

Great render, shows the capability of the new parts shader.

[Zairyn Arsyn]

this render makes me feel nostalgic 

[rcallicotte]

Ooolalah!!  Great lighting.  This looks real.  How sensational.  I agree with you.

[Cyber-Angel]

Is the parts shader built into the OBJ Reader or is it a separate shader? If so where is it, just for future reference?



Regards to you.

Cyber-Angel   

[efflux]

Very impressive.

[inkydigit]

superbly done Jay....I can almost smell the garbage!(I mean that as a compliment!!!)

[buzzzzz1]

Thanks for the comments all.

Cyber Angel, I looked for the new parts shader in the shader index but haven't found it like you would find the multi-shader. I assume it's built into the object handler but Jo can give a better answer I'm sure.

All the credit goes to Stonemason for the model and to Planetside for the render engine.  All I did was set it up and apply all the image maps.

[Cyber-Angel]

Thanks for the comments all.

Cyber Angel, I looked for the new parts shader in the shader index but haven't found it like you would find the multi-shader. I assume it's built into the object handler but Jo can give a better answer I'm sure.

All the credit goes to Stonemason for the model and to Planetside for the render engine.  All I did was set it up and apply all the image maps.

Thank you for your answer, I'll wait to see what Jo says.

Regards to you.

Cyber-Angel