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==Render== | ==Render== | ||
| − | A render is a '''realistic or semi-realistic view of the asset''' that portrays texture, light, shadow, and form. It can be painted (matte painting) or built up by integrating real textures from photos (photobashing) or a mix of both. A finished render has little to no lineart. | + | A render is a '''realistic or semi-realistic view of the asset''' that portrays texture, light, shadow, and form. It can be painted (matte painting) or built up by integrating real textures from photos (photobashing) or a mix of both. A finished render has little to no lineart. Other than simply being cool to look at, the point of a render is to display the materials (e.g glass, fur, leather etc), shapes, and textures of the asset to provide a realistic reference for the 3D artist. |
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| − | Other than simply being cool to look at, the point of a render is to display the materials (e.g glass, fur, leather etc), | + | |
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