I work on a 3DMax8/Brazil Render Scene for the BF1 - here is a first WIP Shot.

Looks good. Rather 'soft' white look too it (like behind the cockpit), but it looks quite good. Probably just the lighting. Hopefully the tires will be a bit more lighter to see, with a nice bump mapped texture too it.

Try and match the real wheel design too. They have OZ wheels and they are more of a titanium silverish color (brushed aluminum I think its called?). Chrome on an F1 car just makes it look like a toy

That is all I can see so far, other than that, good work

Hi,
If you want to download the renderscene....
watch here:

http://www.marcls-home.de/boar ... ad.php?postid=347#post347

many thanks to Spurs for that work

Anyone have the scene? It's no longer on that website, the link leads to nowhere. If you have a backup could you post it here please .

here ya go mate
http://rapidshare.de/files/188 ... F1_Scene_-_Spurs.rar.html

Quote from alco64 :

here ya go mate
http://rapidshare.de/files/188 ... F1_Scene_-_Spurs.rar.html

Dude, you rock! Thanks, I'll download this as soon as I get home!!!
/me hugs alco64.

Downloaded Thank You!

I rendered it out, and the image was blown out. Any thoughs as to why this might happen?

Here's what I rendered out, but I think you yourselfs will see the problem. I don't know what is going on.

Reduce the RGB Level of the HDRI Map (in the HDRI material).

... Eh ... I don't think I know how to do that, but I'm willing to learn ...
I'll take alook at the material editor, that seems like a good place to start.

[edit] Nope, I don't have a clue where to find that one.

http://static.4players.de/lfs- ... files/saube_f1.06_152.jpg

Anyone know where to find that BF1 Render Scene?

I have one litte problem with tyre end lightening

http://img280.imageshack.us/img280/2449/bf112xt.jpg
http://img280.imageshack.us/img280/2830/bf127wg.png

whats wrong with it? all i see thats wrong is that you haven't applied a material to the wheels and tires

I see what you have done. Nuse, he HAS applied a material

If you look at tyre.dds you'll see it's white. What you need to do is make that tyre texture a layer on top of a dark grey (tyre coloured) layer. If you set the tyre texture to 'Multiply' it'll make the texture look more tyre like. Save the file as tyre_render.dds or something so as not to mess up the original.

In 3DS you then use tyre_render.dds on the model and hey presto better tyres. Then the hard bit starts - making them smooth, with reflections, shininess and real 3D tread...

or assign it as a bumpmap rather than a diffuse map and then adjust the diffuse colour to create the tyre colour you want as seen here (I did those as a displacement map, but displacement or bump will enable you to control colour with the diffuse swatch ).



Regards,

Ian

I'm going to be trying to make a nice BF1 scene tonight..

But I still get confused by the Multi/Sub materials... My brazil scene ended up with about 50 different multi/subs under 1 big multi/sub.. Needless to say it was all a bit of a mess

this may help
http://www.onnovanbraam.com/index.php?tutorials/mso/