I got my engines mixed up.
GMax and 3DSMax (And any other modeling program) screenies/renders
- Thread starter Mr.Kamikaze
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I got my engines mixed up.
Zeldaboy14
Owner of ZPW.
Well, since I'm finishing up the EMD loco, and with the recent re-release of the old PB-15 Content Creator files, I'm in the process of Rebuilding the Loco, using the cab mesh as the bases.
felixtrain
Member
The Chinese C63 coal wagon waiting for detailed texturing.
Cheers
Felix
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Felix
Sachsenbahner
Sachsenbahner
felixtrain
Member
Almost done
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Felix
European stuff!?!? What went wrong? Very convincing DDR feel to those models. More please.
Great looking model there, fits just about all Altbau E-loks. As a 3D man I have to ask: Is that within the limits of TANE regarding use of polys? If yes, I have a lot of stuff sitting on my hard drives which finally can see virtual light.
trainfan2017
Active member
Yes that is very nice, awesome detail there Mick!
I have been slowly adding further details to the locomotive's textures on the M class. It's really starting to come together now, although the roof will have to wait a little while. Hopefully get the wheels and motion all mapped out soon as well lol.
Click on the thumbnail to go to a larger render
Regards
Zec
Click on the thumbnail to go to a larger render
Regards
Zec
Hello,
I do not suppose anyone would be interested on here taking on a QR 1900 Budd Railmotor? As I may require it for my route - QR NG South Coast Railway, and I am willing to assist with parts if required. I do have extensive diagrams and images.
Your welcome to PM myself.
Regards
M.Gitsham
I do not suppose anyone would be interested on here taking on a QR 1900 Budd Railmotor? As I may require it for my route - QR NG South Coast Railway, and I am willing to assist with parts if required. I do have extensive diagrams and images.
Your welcome to PM myself.
Regards
M.Gitsham
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marinemania
New member
I finally got inventor and 3ds max full activated onto the computer that I'm using and this is how far I got in 15-20 minutes of non stop work.
Sorry about the humongous screen, could figure out how to downsize the image in paint.
But now I know that it is completely do able to import from inventor to 3DS max as I am demoing in the screen below.
Now I have to figure out how to get my object into trainz, anyone got any suggestions? I'm thinking about using the Trainz Importer that is available for 3DS Max 2012.
Sorry about the humongous screen, could figure out how to downsize the image in paint.
But now I know that it is completely do able to import from inventor to 3DS max as I am demoing in the screen below.
Now I have to figure out how to get my object into trainz, anyone got any suggestions? I'm thinking about using the Trainz Importer that is available for 3DS Max 2012.
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G'day marinemania,
...if that's a version of 3ds Max designated "12" (as you sau it is), then the exporter you are suggesting will work perfectly to export your 'work' into Trainz. If it is any earlier, then you should use the appropriate version's exporter. If the version of 3ds Max in use is 'later' than "12", then you CANNOT export any 'work' done in that version into Trainz, as there is no exporter written to accommodate versions later than "12"...
...incidentally, before you do, I would check that you have 3ds Max set up properly for Trainz (see the TrainzDevWiki for details). Assuming that you have most settings at their default values, I suspect that your building may be a lot bigger than you think it is (based on the default setting of the 3ds Max grid being 10 meter squares)...
...I would also question the wisdom, since you need 3ds Max to export your work in Inventor into Trainz of having to do the work in Inventor, when you could do it ALL in 3ds Max and save the extra step in the export...
Jerker {}
...if that's a version of 3ds Max designated "12" (as you sau it is), then the exporter you are suggesting will work perfectly to export your 'work' into Trainz. If it is any earlier, then you should use the appropriate version's exporter. If the version of 3ds Max in use is 'later' than "12", then you CANNOT export any 'work' done in that version into Trainz, as there is no exporter written to accommodate versions later than "12"...
...incidentally, before you do, I would check that you have 3ds Max set up properly for Trainz (see the TrainzDevWiki for details). Assuming that you have most settings at their default values, I suspect that your building may be a lot bigger than you think it is (based on the default setting of the 3ds Max grid being 10 meter squares)...
...I would also question the wisdom, since you need 3ds Max to export your work in Inventor into Trainz of having to do the work in Inventor, when you could do it ALL in 3ds Max and save the extra step in the export...
Jerker {
}Progressive Rail's Shed based in Bill Wyoming the USA.
Fun Fact= The settlement is rumored to have begun after WW1 when a doctor moved there. It was called "Bill" by the doctor's wife due to a number of men in the area with that name.
And here is the UP Yard Office at Bill just down the road from the Progressive Rail Shops.
I only had one pic to go off from the front showing the wooden sign above the door which i think is pretty cool, But this will fill a void till i can do better.
Cheers Mick.
Fun Fact= The settlement is rumored to have begun after WW1 when a doctor moved there. It was called "Bill" by the doctor's wife due to a number of men in the area with that name.
And here is the UP Yard Office at Bill just down the road from the Progressive Rail Shops.
I only had one pic to go off from the front showing the wooden sign above the door which i think is pretty cool, But this will fill a void till i can do better.
Cheers Mick.
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