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I’ve been having lots of fun with photogrammetry lately, scanning various objects and experimenting with ways to make the super-heavy scan data light enough to manage in an archviz context. I’ve used decimation as well as retopology and projection, which yields cleaner meshes but is a lot more work, and I haven’t settled on a workflow yet.
I’ve also been putting some work into using the resulting textures to build plausible shaders.

After a series of bread and cheese models, I’ve now moved to healthier stuff.

The images above and below were put together in 3ds Max and rendered in V-Ray and V-Ray RT.

I’ve dropped the entire scene into the warehouse (get it here). This time, the archive includes the full ready-to-render styled scene in addition to the individual models, properly separated for easy exporting to your scenes. I think one could have fun with these and that.

You can find my previous scanned food models here, here, here, and here.

I’m working on a new set of high-carbohydrate assets, which I’d like to be better than the old ones. I’ll also release a Corona version of the vegetable and, perhaps, an Octane version. I might even make one giant discounted collection in the Warehouse if there’s interest. I’ve also started experimenting with trees with real scanned trunks, here and here, and I’m working on a large exterior scene that should be ready shortly.

In other words, lots of stuff. So watch this space for updates.

Raw renders

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Raw renders