Guys, I'm trying to make a realistic render in blender, can you recommend to me channels or guides. Like work with color, camera or light. Maybe I should change a programm for rendering?
>>1013179>I'm trying to make a realistic render in blender>Maybe I should change a programm for renderingyesi like maya, but renderman, houdini, virtually any professionally developed package can do it well.
>>1013179Get Redshift for blender, yet its much easier to get good results using C4D + Redshift
Thanks! I used a Marmoset and Substance for rendering before. I'll try Houdini and Redshift
>>1013179You need to work on your materials and lighting
>>1013179lmao that gas train look so small in your render, dont matter what you use to render if your lighting, materials are shit
>>1013179Reference images always help. You did pretty well, but the sight makes no sense, and your laser is a bit too small. (Ironically, I do neither of these, but this is just a suggestion.)
>>1013179I personally don't think that the renderer is your problem. modeling-wise; use as many reference images as possible, look up a video about your chosen weapon (forgotten weapons) in order to give you a better look at the weapon, how it functions, and what parts/mechanisms stand out. materials are fine too, i like the dusty look! one thing that helped me alot is the bevel node in blender -- i have no clue if there's something like that in other programs, but you should definetly check it out! it gives the edges of your mesh a sort of raised edge, to make it look like it's bevelled, helped out ALOT in not making my models look so sharp.in rendering, i believe that focusing on the weapon model is paramount. instead of losing the weapon's finer details in trying to render a huge scene surrounding it, you should just opt for a white background or the like. this way, you can pose and render the coolest parts of your weapon model.ALSO post work is also important. you could just hit render and forget about it, but i really recommend you add post-processing effects and color adjustments to your images to make them pop! i personally use lightroom, it's nice and easy.
