Here are a few wires for you too. C&C are always welcome.
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Here are a few wires for you too. C&C are always welcome.
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looks damn nice !
nice shaders...looks nearly like a photograph^^
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I think so.
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Is that Nurbs or Polys? Can you tell us a little about your modeling procedure, especially how you manage to keep the surfaces so smoothly curved?
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Judging from the wireframe, I'd guess polys were used, sjlocke.
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Yeah, I don't think I looked close enough initially.
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Thanx guys!
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1. Like ransick said, it looks like it's floating above the ground plane
2. The seats look a little...stiff...too CG...perhaps it's the material or the harder edges...maybe a smoother chamfer over a wider area could help. They look a little small also but maybe that's how they are in real life?
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you just need to have more original work) Also if you want to be a modeller then it's not too important that you can texture (well not where I work anyways )Good luck with the job hunt
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