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creating a coin part three

Create a coin 3D model render


Disconnect file from color
Select arrow and hit delete button:

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model render 1
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Tutorial Create a coin 3D model render 2
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Now if you render it with mental ray, it's will be something like this:

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model render 3
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So what we need to do is create approximation for displacement
Open Approximation editor:

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model render 4
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Click create button:

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model render 5
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Select coin and click assign button:

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model render 6
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Now click edit button and adjust it:

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model render 7
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Also open file node with our texture and decrease alpha gain:

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Try to render, you can see there it's very low details:

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model render 9
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So we need to add details to geometry, I made it's simply by extruding faces, and scale them down
Also you will need to create new UV (just repeat steps as shown above):

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model render 10
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Now try to render
I also set alpha gain a little lower value, 0.03

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So finally tweak blinn as metal and make final render:

Tutorial Create a coin 3D model render 12

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