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As requested by Kurt - wood caste concrete - very much work in progress with the 3 pics with different component and wiring - is any close to requested filter smile:?:

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smile:?: bummer to big i'll be back
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I like the 1 and 3rd one alot, I agree with you that the second one cracks are to big. You are on the right track, keep up the great work
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Hi Kurts, it seem there is a bit of a range of different textures that wood imprints on concrete - by concentrating on my third pic maybe you could clarify the qualities you want retained and what you feel is missing. By looking at the 3 examples you supplied am I right in thinking less pitting, with more size variety in that pitting is what your after smile:)


Hi Lynn, thankyou for your encouragement, it interesting to do something to someone elses vision it a nice challenge smile:)
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kurts
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By looking at the 3 examples you supplied am I right in thinking less pitting, with more size variety in that pitting is what your after



Yes, I think that is it!
And maybe the grouts between the boards could be more like this:?

http://z.about.com/d/architecture/1/5...180059.jpg

other photos:

http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2006/0...x467,0.jpg

http://imageafter.com/image.php?image=b15walls002.jpg
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Carl
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No worries I'll keep working on it smile:)
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Kraellin
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i'm a little confused here. are we talking about wood covered in concrete or something else?
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Carl
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The concrete is poured into a wood faced mold which when removed leaves an impression of the texture of the timber in the concrete smile:)
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Kraellin
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ah, ok. so all you want is the wood grain pattern. cool.
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Very cool; however, it doesn't quite feel like concrete, too shiny, too white, to something I really don't know. But I like it smile:)



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StevieJ
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The last one does looks the closest.....

Suggestion.....deaden white to grey.....and use PogS's filter for wood grain.....
Steve

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Worked up filter - controls do : concrete texture [ from rough to polished ]: Scarring [ heavy to clean ]: Croute width [ from thick to none ] : Tone [ very dark to white ] the space between the croute lines is controlled by the pixel size.
Thanks all for feed back, adding samples pic see what you think smile:)

P.s Kurts now that I've worked out a concrete surface I'll do a version of pannelling with bolt holes - hope you like it and if you or anyone have further suggestion feel free to comment - posting 5 examples smile;) smile:)
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Carl
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smile:) for some reason not allowing loading
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Kraellin
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very cool. i like that.
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Carl
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smile:) I've turned down [40] jpegs still won't load them. There is ones less detail than the 2 that finally posted I think it might be something my end.
Thanks Kraellin sorry you can't see the varieties the filter generates smile:) smile:cry: smile:evil: very frustrating smile:)
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StevieJ
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Have to have something different with each one.....either differnt writing or smilies.....and 248k or under on the image......

Grey and pit marks are excellent.....maybe do the lines the same way...... smile:)
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Carl
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Ok try again

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Well thanks Steve interesting that you can't use the one smily on repeat attachment - you learn something new every day thanks again smile8) smile:D
Just realized load one pic twice and unfortunatly cut myself off so can't swap smile:(
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Carl
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Filter Submitted 9.7.07 - Kurts have a play with it if you desirer somthing with it let me know smile:)
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interesting that you can't use the one smily on repeat attachment

I believe it's that way to block automated spamming and things of that nature.....
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believe it's that way to block automated spamming and things of that nature

For every good thing there alway some one who'll try and exploit it - parasites smile:evil:
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kurts
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Hi Carl!

Great work - I like the filter.

I have not had time to test it in a 3d scene, but playing with the controls in FF shows a lot of possibilities.

The only thing I miss is the possibility to add some more wood-like texture, like this PHOTO

But this would only be visible in close up renderings, so it's not a bid deal.

Thanks a lot for the new filter and your effort!

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Carl
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smile:) working to get grainier control - resubmit when achieved - when you use it could you post sample pic - thanks for kind words smile:)
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Kraellin
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yes, on that last one posted, a bit more grain/grit/noise in the smoother areas, especially if you can control it, would be great. gamers love that sort of concrete look.

in fact, i just had an idea. if you could do one with chunks of concrete missing, that would exceptional.
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in fact, i just had an idea. if you could do one with chunks of concrete missing, that would exceptional

Excellent idea - I'll try and get a bit of rio imbedded in as well, thanks Kraellin smile8) smile:)

Here is the version with the wood grain imprint I'm working on smile:) which will be adjustable

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Kraellin
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cool! smile:)
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Lookin' Good Carl!!!

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Carl
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Thankyou both - Kraellin thanks for damaged smile;) smile:)
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Kraellin
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yer welcome, carl. and thank you for doing it smile:)
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