"Since there is no Ambient Occlusion Slot in 'Texture Set' Mode of the nXt-Material Editor,
I found another way around what to do with AO Maps:
Baking it into Diffuse; e.g. Multiplying AO Map over Diffuse/Albedo/Colour in…"
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Comment by Peter Milner on July 24, 2020 at 2:29am
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Yes. We used to hide a little soft toy bear called Fret in our sets back in the day when we used photography. We then created a 3D version of Fret and included him in many of our renders.
If you have a look at the images in my Ambus 2014 album, you should be able to spot him.
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Comment by Kevin Lockwood on July 23, 2020 at 11:11pm
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Do you ever hide stuff in your scenes? I used to have my dog Joey in EVERY render. Sometimes an icon on a monitor or in a window reflection, or book cover.
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Thanks George. I've had to produce quite a lot of lifestyle images in a short space of time. It's challenging coming up with so many different settings and layouts.
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Comment by George Ioannidis on July 17, 2020 at 9:14pm
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Those are all exceptional Peter. Top notch job, as always.
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