here is the original
and here is what i have for now
it almost finished, but maybe it becaus i'm stareing to it way to long I think that it's not right. tel me what ya think
P.S. sorry about the size - I've thought its 800x600
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This course will look at the fundamentals of rendering in Arnold. We'll go through the different light types available, cameras, shaders, Arnold's render settings and finally how to split an image into render passes (AOV's), before we then reassemble it i
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here is the original
and here is what i have for now
it almost finished, but maybe it becaus i'm stareing to it way to long I think that it's not right. tel me what ya think
P.S. sorry about the size - I've thought its 800x600
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Seat is a bit wonked.
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maybe more cushion in the handlebar pad, and it looks like the training wheel support is less angled in the original, and yeah the seat
maybe thicken the front forks and boolean the ends of the gripscool bike!
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some update, actualy the brakes seems to be the only part that's missing
dragonsfire: yeah, I'll redo the seat but i couldn't find enaught reference, but I'll do my best .
ok I've fixed it
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Looks good, but your model looks "fatter" than the original. Some of the parts, like the fork, end flat rather than your rounded ends. But it's a good start. Keep it up!
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The seat give us the idea is melting lol chek it
(my self a bmxer)great work
weld some pixels !!!
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That'll do donkey... that'll do...
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