GMax and 3DSMax (And any other modeling program) screenies/renders
- Thread starter Mr.Kamikaze
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Yes, it is. Pure Blender.
Yes it is. I like the idea of using multiple lights, i like it
Thank you. Three-point lighting is the key to making a good render. Also, it's buffer shadowed (as in, no ray tracing) for a nice quick render time! This is what they call a "Studio Setup".
I've got two monitors so the pic got smaller when I uploaded it.
Cheers,
John
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MichaelWhiteley
British Rail!
"Blister Pack" which I created as part of a promotion for a wargaming/miniatures company...
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Perchpole
There so cute...:hehe:
No
Mike
iceman2117
EskreuztkeinWegdenanderen
@Zapperjet
@Perchpole
Looks nice needful thinks..
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@Perchpole
Looks nice needful thinks..
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Wessex_Electric_Nutter
New member
Perchpole, please!! Stop showing off and showing my lack of abilities to produce such stunning work!
iceman2117
EskreuztkeinWegdenanderen
an 585 Brillant icedesign
Spent tonight mapping the textures, and I've done a basic paint job. Next is to work out the shadows, then do a little weathering 
Then to reskin it into black, AN yellow, and any others that may turn up
If anyone has a colour request, just send it to me. Either here, via PM, or email
Zec
Then to reskin it into black, AN yellow, and any others that may turn up
If anyone has a colour request, just send it to me. Either here, via PM, or email
Zec
Spent tonight mapping the textures, and I've done a basic paint job. Next is to work out the shadows, then do a little weathering
Then to reskin it into black, AN yellow, and any others that may turn up
If anyone has a colour request, just send it to me. Either here, via PM, or email
Zec
Zec -
The new bogie looks great - very detailed - but it appears to have a couple of problems.
First, there are holes in the mesh (on the underside - which you can see at two places in the reflection).
Second, it seems you have some poly issues with the frames - where they wrap over the axle boxes - leading to the irregular shadow artefacts. This is often the result of overlapping and/or dodgy triangulation.
I'd take a look at these issues before you start texturing as trying to correct them later will be a real chore!
Perch
Both those are easy fixes (I noticed them after I rendered it).
The holes are cause by a poly welding to the wrong spot. There is actually a poly behind this that it was meant to weld to. These polys are actually textured, and I believe in the correct order as well
As for the irregular shadows, these are meant to be there. The frame that goes down at the axle box (On the end) also curves in towards the wheels. It was a real paint to make, but makes it look a little more realistic.
Thanks for pointing these out though. Oh yes, the model is fully mapped now. I'm now working towards doing the shadows and some weathering This should be a good bit of work for the weekend
Zec
The holes are cause by a poly welding to the wrong spot. There is actually a poly behind this that it was meant to weld to. These polys are actually textured, and I believe in the correct order as well
As for the irregular shadows, these are meant to be there. The frame that goes down at the axle box (On the end) also curves in towards the wheels. It was a real paint to make, but makes it look a little more realistic.
Thanks for pointing these out though. Oh yes, the model is fully mapped now. I'm now working towards doing the shadows and some weathering
This should be a good bit of work for the weekend Zec
