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VickyM72 — Symmetrical Abstract Tutorial
Published: 2011-08-09 20:53:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 5597; Favourites: 51; Downloads: 172
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Hey guys!Here's a really fun Blender tutorial for you. All credit goes to TexManson and relhom for teaching me this in Bryce quite some time back, so please stop by his gallery and have a look at these done in Bryce
This can be done in any 3D program, so enjoy!Here's a few of my samples:
Blender:
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Bryce:
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Result from TheBigDaveC
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No problem, and thank YOU!
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Cool work! Thanks for your tutorials. I'm trying to learn as much as I can from them and get ideas from your works and of others. Endless potential!
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You're very welcome, and thank YOU!
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Damn! makes me want to use blender. I can't keep up with all the software.. I wonder if you can get similar results in C4D... maybe I'll try. I've tried to immulate bryce style abstract in C4d and it just seems like the reflections aren't as clean, or something. Love your tutorials. ty!
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Thanks a lot! You can do this exact same thing in C4D, just make sure everything is hypernurbed for smoothness
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You're welcome. *Goes to try it myself*
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I shall do this tutorial! 
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;_; i can't use blender,yet i have the software yet i want to use it real badly T^T
awesome tutorial though
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Thank you! BlenderCookie, Blender Guru, Blender Nerd, and YouTube can help you out
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i will soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo try them out *_* THANKIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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heh spherical infinite reflection. nicely done! may i suggest experimenting with a polyhedral model like a octotoad or a dodecahedron? then make all the faces hard so the reflections are more pronounced. a good example of this effect is in my gallery right here. [link] this used a 8 sided room with 3 sets of mirrors that would equate to 24 mirrors overall each reflecting over and over and over again of the same scene just at various angles. the effect is quite interesting no? be forewarned that an effect like this can put a raytracing program at its limits. make sure to set ray depth and seed settings for glass calculations a tad low. I used a physically accurate renderer named Kerkythea to make this and it still took 20 hours to make.
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heh tried it in kerkythea and the result was quite interesting. almost glowy and ethereal actually. but the program had a hiccup and froze on me and i accidentally closed the wrong one and lost the scene..gahhhh!!!!
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Thank you! It sure beats waiting 5 hours for Bryce to render
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So.. well, how long did this take to render ?
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About 5-7 minutes on the average!
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wow... that cerainly has some interesting results, thanks for the tut, awesome work
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Thank you, and you're welcome!
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Nice.. I have never used Blender,, usually I used Bryce to this..so something new to try.
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Thank you! These render in Blender in a few minutes with the same high settings as Bryce, so it's worth the switch
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wow didn't know it rendered that fast!
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