The label is just a copy of part of the bottle with a 0.1mm push on it and a alpha map for the shape of the label. That way I can remake the label with any shape and with not much extra work, if for example I want to reuse the bottle with a different label i would just make another alpha instead of modeling the label in 3d.
It's a simple texture You can see a simple animation of the product here, just a plain ol texture and a normal map for the gold bubble effect www.artstation.com/artwork/Nxq00g
Hei, I used V-Ray to render the bottle, Its a simple setup, 2 lights, one on each side, and I used a emissive light texture on them to get nice reflections, its nothing fancy. As for a tutorial for something like this, maybe, I'm a bit busy at the moment so can't do too much extra stuff on the side.
Thanks for sharing
Great video! Can you make a video on how to add a label to the bottle??
The label is just a copy of part of the bottle with a 0.1mm push on it and a alpha map for the shape of the label. That way I can remake the label with any shape and with not much extra work, if for example I want to reuse the bottle with a different label i would just make another alpha instead of modeling the label in 3d.
@@AndreiPek Thanks a lot for your reply and explanation!
How do you get the text on the bottle?
It's a simple texture
You can see a simple animation of the product here, just a plain ol texture and a normal map for the gold bubble effect
www.artstation.com/artwork/Nxq00g
Which software did you use for rendering?
Can you please post the tutorial for it?
Hei,
I used V-Ray to render the bottle,
Its a simple setup, 2 lights, one on each side, and I used a emissive light texture on them to get nice reflections, its nothing fancy.
As for a tutorial for something like this, maybe, I'm a bit busy at the moment so can't do too much extra stuff on the side.
@@AndreiPek mm ok
how can i use this yellow line? 3.25
Sorry for the late reply, you mean the swift loop? I have that mapped to a custom keybind.
What's this program?
3ds max