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Since I'm not going
for a realistic look for my first set, I used mostly lambert with image
map or ramp. Here's a few closeups of my first set.
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Ramp attribute for
chair shader
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Close up of chair
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Image map for clock
and raw image file for notice board
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Rendered close up
image of clock and notice board
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Image map for walls
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Image map for the
floor
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Image map for rack
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Image map for lamp
shade
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Rendered close up
image of lamp and rack
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For the second set, I scanned in actual colour
textured paper and used them as image map and also bump mapping. Some
of the
image map were created in photoshop using the filters.
The map was a bit tricky. First I modelled
out the bamboo scroll map, then I also modelled out all the graphics on
the map itself and place them over the bamboo map. Then I animated the graphics
in Maya according voice over.
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First I modelled out
the bamboo scroll map
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Then I modelled out
all the graphics on the map
itself and place them over the bamboo map
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A plane with the background
image map is created
and the sequence is animated
accordingly to the voice over
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The graphics together
with the backgound is
exported as imaged sequence and
mapped onto the bamboo scroll
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Here's another sequence
of the map
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