GMax and 3DSMax (And any other modeling program) screenies/renders
- Thread starter Mr.Kamikaze
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Thanks guys! I'm quite pleased with how it's turning out now! 
I'm actually planning on having a go at this! It'll be a fairly big job, as it's currently broad gauge (5ft3in). I'm not quite sure how to make it standard gauge at this stage (the firebox is a bit wide for it!)
Will have to wait and see on that though
Fantastic start there Steve! Interesting having the odd box pok style driver in there...
Zec
That's amazing, Zec! I wonder if it could be "Americanized" for us Westerners?
I'm actually planning on having a go at this! It'll be a fairly big job, as it's currently broad gauge (5ft3in). I'm not quite sure how to make it standard gauge at this stage (the firebox is a bit wide for it!)
Will have to wait and see on that though
Fantastic start there Steve! Interesting having the odd box pok style driver in there...
Zec
Here's some railroads you can letter it for and not have to start over from scratch:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5_ft_6_in_gauge_railway
NSWGR_46Class
Just call my Captain Rude
Even more interesting is the article does not mention the broad gauge system that loco was built to run on
Hi All
I thought I'd show something a little different here
The highest (including all of the main submeshes), and lowest, LODs of my VR T van model. The high LOD is around 27,000 triangles, plus the couplers, hoses, and any scripted items or loads. The lowest LOD is 22, with all attachments culled. I currently expect the lowest LOD to come in at about 1000m (around 3000ft) from the camera, where it will only take up a very small part of the screen.
Regards
Zec
I thought I'd show something a little different here
The highest (including all of the main submeshes), and lowest, LODs of my VR T van model. The high LOD is around 27,000 triangles, plus the couplers, hoses, and any scripted items or loads. The lowest LOD is 22, with all attachments culled. I currently expect the lowest LOD to come in at about 1000m (around 3000ft) from the camera, where it will only take up a very small part of the screen.
Regards
Zec
Zeldaboy14
Owner of ZPW.
Even though it may have seemed like ages, I have been working on making Duke.
And yes, it is a rework of my odd engine. Wasn't too hard.
And yes, it is a rework of my odd engine. Wasn't too hard.
still lots of texturing to do... there is some detailing I did on the undercarriage I'm going to be regretting having to map soon!
The interior model (for now) isn't meant to be a cab-view. Just something to see thru the windows so textures & details are lacking.
peter
ryanstrains
Moderator
The green windows are because Metra uses an absolutely wonderful green tint that makes it impossible to get any sort of decent photo while riding
That is some nice texture work there. My inner gimme pig is screaming for a Sierra #34. I better go shut it up.
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