GMax and 3DSMax (And any other modeling program) screenies/renders
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bentrain14
does not make bogies
G'day!
Well, new to me. :hehe: Basically I just experimented in the UVW window, piecing parts of the wagon together to directly correlate with adjoining sides, think of an unwrapped cube. So that the textures would flow a bit smoother along each face.
Cheers!
Jake.
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colorado71
Well-known member
As have I, it's a really cool building. Glad to have an up-to-date model of it!
Also, I'm learning. (And yes, I DO have permission to do this)
-Ben
constar261
Active member
Hey ben what engine are you modeling?
It's freelance, I'm making it for my "home road" (fictional). The Charleston, Asheville, and Louisville. I will eventually get this in game, hopefully not to long now.
-Ben
now that's Beautiful.
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For some reason no matter what I do, Alpha textures do not render properly in Blender[/QUOTE]
Looking at the details of the roof, particularly the pantograph areas, got some neat stuff with the arc/flash/droppings on the area there. Are you going to do some of the weather/dirty effects to the area between the pantographs? I'd imagine that gets dirty also.
For some reason no matter what I do, Alpha textures do not render properly in Blender[/QUOTE]
Looking at the details of the roof, particularly the pantograph areas, got some neat stuff with the arc/flash/droppings on the area there. Are you going to do some of the weather/dirty effects to the area between the pantographs? I'd imagine that gets dirty also.
Didn't notice this at first, this is what you want for Blender renderings:
Note the Transparency subtab. Alpha and Specular should be anywhere between 0.25 and 0.5.
DSB Litra H2 - tender 1941 configuration
A quiet Sunday in port allowed for a lot of research in the various plans and diagrams. So except for the main cylinder, the brake system is nearly in place, as is the various struts and plates which make up the undercarriage. Some additions still remains on the buffer plank before the business end can be approached in earnest. Luckily nothing indicates us leaving port within this month
I think I have a inspection ditch somewhere on my harddrives, when I find it I can post a shot from below - it's worth the effort
A quiet Sunday in port allowed for a lot of research in the various plans and diagrams. So except for the main cylinder, the brake system is nearly in place, as is the various struts and plates which make up the undercarriage. Some additions still remains on the buffer plank before the business end can be approached in earnest. Luckily nothing indicates us leaving port within this month
I think I have a inspection ditch somewhere on my harddrives, when I find it I can post a shot from below - it's worth the effort
EverTrainz
Electric Blue
Britain's take on the 'piggyback' concept.
EverTrainz
Electric Blue
Looks nice, but is an absurd amount of polygons, each link turns into 12-triangle planes at the first LOD.