Yea, i was going to say... I just got Max 8 so I can teach myself, and I am going to college for Graphic Design. Well anyways that is pretty good. If you want to see some more good CGI, then go to cgtalk.com....BoMcD wrote:It's Max 8...
The polygon count is quite high.. the rendering plug in that I use creates the outline "vector" drawings...
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I can probably safely say I did some coloring for the "Giant Planet" poster. For those who've kept up with the current Transformers: Cybertron line, I colored the narrative scenes and the representative character. The poster won't be packaged with the toys any time real soon, but I'd assume within a month or two, they'll be hitting shelves. I'll let y'all knowkitt-x wrote:Your project is coming along beautifully! Kudos.
I'm intersted in hearing more about the TF gig you were working on...if you can share.
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It's funny what perspective'll do. I think (and feel free to disagree) the plate is *close* to accurate dimensions:
I used an 83 Trans Am promotional image as my basis, so it should be close. I'm not happy with the silver holder deal, it's too sharp on the outside corners and about right on the inside ... more to fudge with another day
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haha. I sort of half made my own. I messed with a screenshot in photoshop till I thought it looked good enough. But you can see by the above image, it's not *that* good.
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It's funny what perspective'll do. I think (and feel free to disagree) the plate is *close* to accurate dimensions:
I used an 83 Trans Am promotional image as my basis, so it should be close. I'm not happy with the silver holder deal, it's too sharp on the outside corners and about right on the inside ... more to fudge with another day
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haha. I sort of half made my own. I messed with a screenshot in photoshop till I thought it looked good enough. But you can see by the above image, it's not *that* good.
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I wouldn't say 3ds max is easy, but there are lots of tutorials out there. You definitely need patience.
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Dude, looking sweet.
Not sure about the yellow colour. Sometimes the plate looks more amber and straight yellow. Small fix.
Anyhoo, what did you end up doing for the tyres? Coz I found the sweetest, simplest tutorial for making your own tyres. Can't remember where but it's very simple. Will try and find it for ya.
EDIT: found it clicky.
Actually, looking around this guy's website, there are quite a few things that might help with your project.
Not sure about the yellow colour. Sometimes the plate looks more amber and straight yellow. Small fix.
Anyhoo, what did you end up doing for the tyres? Coz I found the sweetest, simplest tutorial for making your own tyres. Can't remember where but it's very simple. Will try and find it for ya.
EDIT: found it clicky.
Actually, looking around this guy's website, there are quite a few things that might help with your project.
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ok - for starters, george... that model is freakin' awesome!
and for seconds... can anyone tell me what kinda programs I can use to create something like that, the whole concept totally excites me.
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and for seconds... can anyone tell me what kinda programs I can use to create something like that, the whole concept totally excites me.
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The polygon count is quite high.. the rendering plug in that I use creates the outline "vector" drawings...
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