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A very nice use of Bevel and a good example for Depth of Field
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Originally Posted by: wajahat  Wasp3D Text Very nice...
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WOW!!!
is it done in wasp or imported a 3d model...looks amazing like Raytrace...can u tell me how you made in wasp
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Fine reflections. A little suggestion, you can use object blending for those flares used.
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Thanxs,
Text was imported through bevel profile. and second one done all in Wasp.
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Originally Posted by: JohnMathew WOW!!!
is it done in wasp or imported a 3d model...looks amazing like Raytrace...can u tell me how you made in wasp Hi John, you can achieve this on Wasp3D 2009 or later version. Steps. * Reflection * RenderToTexture * Some smoke Bulred Textures * Material Shadow Casting/recevie |
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Wajahat
some users are very new and would like if you can give more detail on the creation part.
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HI,
*Create an sphere and place it as on your requirement.
*F6 Go to Texture Pool > and take Snap Shot Texture.
*F5 go to material editor > then take standard material then take snap shot on to the material stage 1
change type to referection and set the value as on your requirement. drop down 1 point value of material transparency
*Apply material to sphere where you will get the result of referection.
*chck the Cast shadow from material param.
*chk receive shadow of base material from param.
*use bluerd smoke texture to create depth and assign separate material to object.
* drag object in to zorder on transparency section if you get problem in transparency control.
rest of adjust the scene on your requirment
Note: Snap Shot feature available in 2009 or later version
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