3D Knobs
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@d-healey ok so i render them morning! :)
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@arminh Great job man! I have to learn that one of these days... :)
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What program do you use?
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The renders look great! I've gone completely 3D as well.
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yeah, the material of the middle one looks really neat. How did you make these "fat fingerprints" (weird translation, but you might get the point).
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@Natanr @dustbro , great work! Looking really nice!
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Ok guys, here's link https://www.mediafire.com/file/td4okx3moua80hd/FREE_KNOB_SET.zip/file
300x300, 128 frames.
@Christoph-Hart i made it in blander, this effect you can get by adding texture to roughnes in node editor.
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@ulrik I'm using Blender here.
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@dustbro Hmm... Seems to be so complete, I'm a bit afraid of the learning curve even if I won't go 3D animation :)
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Thanks these look nice.
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@ustk Blender is famous for having a horrible learning curve, but once you get the hang of it's unintuitiveness you'll be fine.
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@d-healey Thanks for this one ;) I just wached a guy making a knob, I almost hanged myself
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It took me over 2 years to learn in my free time, but I can complete a full design in a few days now.
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@dustbro Yes please!
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@dustbro Yes please do, it would be appreciated!
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back in the day - when I used to do 3d modelling - I used a bunch of different stuff - the easiest to get your head around for casual use was TrueSpace. It's windows only but its free these days...
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I used Blender, 3Ds Max and other stuff for 3D design. In my exprerience, Blender is really cool, alternatively I definately suggest Cinema 4D for ease of use. Yeah it's not free but I think one of the best for 3d GUI design. Very easy and great results.
Also for better render performance Octane render is GREAT. It is a render plugin that you can use in Blender and Cinema 4D too.
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@orange I agree. Cinema 4D is killer. Probably the best out there... but Blender is free
Haven't upgraded to octane render engine yet. Is it an improvement in photorealism, or just render speed?