Blender Fun

My 1st (showable) attempt to have fun with Blender :
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Hey TAron
Ive just been revisiting this blender page and I just have to say…….
The displacement renderings of Verve paintings are……well…..really just unfreaking believable!
Because they are sooooooo freaking believable. I just stare at them and droooooool
I know there are hardware limits to realtime stuff but…..
even if it was a post painting thing built into Verve…
where you flick a switch and it takes a moment to build a micro displacement map
and do a hi res render right in Verve?
I know I know I know…….ok….stay focused…focus…FOCUS!
stop it
stop it
STOP IT!
lol

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[Taron]

Hahaha, it is in fact part of something I'm dreaming of, too!
I absolutely agree and I can only hope to get there at some point. Would be awesome!!!

Hello guys,


is this blender file somewhere still available?
I found one link which seems to be broken. Maybe someone can upload it again?
I think it's a very good addition to verve's portfolio having some decent renders done by the community.

I don't have it ...maybe this? Not sure that you can enter any size ?...
Works in 512 *512 but colors are losted! In fact not if you go to end of my post!
you can input an image x*x of a power of 2 !!!
Drag & Drop is cool!
http://cpetry.github.io/NormalMap-Online/
You can Zoom and have a new floatting image with clicking the Glass Lens

PS So you must load them with an easy Render program
like the free Real Time SimLab Composer Light! (max 1920 *1080)

This is for anyone interested in using Blender to render a 3d displaced version of their painting. You will need this file and a copy of Blender. It's free at http://www.blender.org

Here is a link to the file you will need. You can use this to make your own renders.
http://www.pasteall.org/blend/33154

I'm sure this may create many new questions, so feel free to ask away.

Here is what the file looks like when rendered.