This final set in the series is a set of twenty-four (24) architectural wall panels, which is a direct continuation of my previous product line, available at Renderosity (Architectural Wall Panels, Architectural Wall Panels – Wood, Architectural Wall Panels – Evolution and Architectural Wall Panels – Generation). Albeit similar in theme to my previous panels (Evolution and Generation sets), every panel is distinctly unique, resulting from a whole new set of simulations. The idea for these props arose when I was looking for some relatively simple, yet believable background props for sci-fi, horror or out-of-this-world scenes. Particularly, when something organic looking is needed to supplement the scene, thus I envision their use in cases when the emphasis is not on the background, but on the main actors or objects. The organic patterns seen etched in or protruding from the geometry are a result of a computer simulation that mimics chemical and biological systems and their evolution over time. The patterns are part of the model’s geometry: they are not displacement maps or textures. Each panel is a unique capture of the state of a system that is a result of different starting parameters. These panels were created with reusability in mind so you can put as many as you need side-by-side because all panels seamlessly tile. By default, each panel has an Iray Uber shader applied, but you can apply your own either from DAZ Studio’s material library or from your collection of material shaders. As seen in the promotional figures, the panels look perfect using concrete, plaster, stucco, plastic, metal, wax, or other shaders. Just in case, each prop is UV unwrapped and 2K texture templates can be found in the zip file, thus truly the sky is the limit to what each panel can be made from.
