computer Render art Topic

Sir Ibi · Post by **Sir Ibi** » 01 Feb 2005, 18:12

i use 3ds max 6, which i think is kinda the industry standard.

By the way the second pic ain't a tank, it's a kinda buggy, which is why it's smaller gun, but i do see your point tho. My intial idea was to put a small satelite dish i might still do that.

KekumRulez · Post by **KekumRulez** » 01 Feb 2005, 20:51

ViperJay wrote:good, a very smooth and clean shape.
btw, is it flying?

Yeah, it is flying. In that way you get a better view to the product.

Tyrant · Post by **Tyrant** » 01 Feb 2005, 22:48

They are too squary. Details are great!

ViperJay · Post by **ViperJay** » 01 Feb 2005, 22:56

KekumRulez wrote:Yeah, it is flying. In that way you get a better view to the product.

oh, lol, you're right...if I could see cars in this flying-mode when I wanna buy one, I surely would get more infos

no, really, it's good

@Sir Ibi: very good modeling mate, the shapes are clean and well made. I'd like to see them in some cartoon-style war game too (something like a Metal Slug, but in 3d style)...keep it up and post them when you've done with the texturing

Pirre · Post by **Pirre** » 02 Mar 2005, 12:36

Some of my renders with Povray & Terragen ^^
http://www.members.lycos.nl/terrapov

T-Shine · Post by **T-Shine** » 03 Mar 2005, 01:03

Some renders of my Gallardo

^Sparco^ · Post by **^Sparco^** » 03 Mar 2005, 01:11

T-Shine rules!!!

I love your style. The car is well-made IMO (Im not an expert in 3dmodelling...)

I like the lights.

master m · Post by **master m** » 03 Mar 2005, 18:19

Awesome Lambo T-shine, it looks like it's a real car

ViperJay · Post by **ViperJay** » 03 Mar 2005, 23:00

awsome lambo T-Shine

boganbusman · Post by **boganbusman** » 04 Mar 2005, 04:52

Damn you are good T-shine. Where have you been hiding all this time?

BTW, what program dd you use?

macdaddy · Post by **macdaddy** » 07 Mar 2005, 11:57

could you add the gallardo to NFSHP2? that'd be badass!

boganbusman · Post by **boganbusman** » 07 Mar 2005, 12:45

Me thinks that there are waaaaaaaay too many polys on that model to work in NFSHP2.

jemc · Post by **jemc** » 07 Mar 2005, 14:37

T-Shine wrote:Some renders of my Gallardo

sweet. nice job dude

T-Shine · Post by **T-Shine** » 07 Mar 2005, 20:48

Thank you all for the nice comments

The car is made with Z modeler and LightWave, and the rendering is done with LightWave.
I have no experience getting cars in HP2, but I would consider the model suitable, as it has a polycount of only 11000 or so.

macdaddy · Post by **macdaddy** » 28 Mar 2005, 01:54

how long did tgese all take?

nfsu2_mad_bk · Post by **nfsu2_mad_bk** » 28 Mar 2005, 23:27

like photoshopped pics go to http://www.worth1000.com theres some cool pics

Sir Ibi · Post by **Sir Ibi** » 09 Apr 2005, 01:16

I was bored today so i made my monitor on 3DS max, although it looks a lot better in real life...

boganbusman · Post by **boganbusman** » 09 Apr 2005, 03:06

You have 3DSmax?

Rich *********

Btw, the model is pretty good

Sir Ibi · Post by **Sir Ibi** » 09 Apr 2005, 03:31

Yes, yes i have 3DS Max, which I have bought legally, from a legitimate software retail outlet............................. honest........

macdaddy · Post by **macdaddy** » 09 Apr 2005, 04:02

^ how did you get the image on the screen?

boganbusman · Post by **boganbusman** » 09 Apr 2005, 04:09

Just make it a texture

Sir Ibi · Post by **Sir Ibi** » 09 Apr 2005, 04:10

photoshop, an easier way of doing would've been to apply a texture to the screen, why the hell didn't i do that....

macdaddy · Post by **macdaddy** » 09 Apr 2005, 05:06

good point, hows do i go about applying a texture to a surface?

boganbusman · Post by **boganbusman** » 09 Apr 2005, 05:22

What program are you using?

What are you making?

ViperJay · Post by **ViperJay** » 09 Apr 2005, 15:53

macdaddy wrote:good point, hows do i go about applying a texture to a surface?

you can use a multi-sub-object material, giving #1 material the base material for that object, and #2 the textured material; then you select the object, apply the material and change the channel of the polys you want the texture onto to channel #2...and you're done!
is a lot easier to do than explain