GMax and 3DSMax (And any other modeling program) screenies/renders

[Therock]

Bump.

SW1500 on it's way

 

[simulatortrain]

Bump.

SW1500 on it's way

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Looks great, and I'm assuming it'll be payware?

 

[Therock]

There's nothing set in stone yet, it can go either way

 

[Floridarailmaster]

 

[Ronayne]

WOW!!! :udrool: :udrool: :udrool: :udrool: :mop: :mop:

Is it freware?

 

[Floridarailmaster]

No sorry

 

[guziol]

40% done

 

[DaSnakke]

Nice L30H there, guziol !

 

[Macan]

A litle somthing i began to build on yesterday, its the swedish T43 class locomotive.

 

[Ronayne]

No sorry

darn...

 

[yojimbo]

Somewhere in the Badlands

A Great Northern standard frame 60' x 30' depot

 

[boleamj]

Holy s***! :udrool:

 

[yojimbo]

Holy s***! :udrool:

Hopefully not, because the outdoor privy is freezing these days.

and just to keep your glands going here is another Great Northern depot (with indoor plumbing)

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[Isaacg]

Okey, its not Trainz related, but it is a rendering none the less... haha I found a 3D face generator online and gave it a spin.

 

[boleamj]

Why did you add on him "SI"? lol That´s "YES" in English

BTW, where did you say you got that face generator?

 

[Isaacg]

The "SI" is a watermark, you can get rid of it if you purchase the full version. There's also a hair add-on if you purchase the full version as well.

Weblink: http://www.facegen.com/

 

[Dinorius_Redundicus]

I converted one of their free example meshes (Jane) from 3DS to a .im mesh in gmax. A pity it was over 12000 polys just for the head (with internals like teeth and tongue removed). Humans are difficult!

Is there an automatic method of reducing the number of vertices/polygons while still retaining the basic shapes and mapping in gmax?

 

[Therock]

Multires? Or is that just 3DS

 

[RooRocz]

lolwut

 

[yojimbo]

More Great Northern stuff

It all started with me testing my new scanner and four and a half hours later....

It might end up being rescaled a bit because the the diagrams were without scale.