Anyways i gonna start off with something light to get me back into modeling etc.
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Anyways i gonna start off with something light to get me back into modeling etc.
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you have been gone along time. last time i say you you were working on a bike.
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i will have some pics ready for the morning!
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ello ello cheers pal, here's the very first steps.
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Here's a quick render.
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welcome back m8! lookin good so far!
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Matt!Hello m8, ty
I have the core one so i will be doing that 1 yeah, i didnt know they looked different, whats the differnce anyhow?
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Do you mind me asking how you rendered that? It looks really coolOriginally posted by magicsy
ok still getting the shape correct, i have sharpend a few edges, and begun the creases, i dont like using sub'ds so ive done it via polys. i think the size is about right now ive tested the cd case and other buttons and the scale is about right now me thinks.
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Yeah i agree with ZeroAlarm, i really love how you make the soft rendering feel on the floor/plane. ived always wanted to do that but have failed to find anything on it.
hey echo red, about the two differences and that, is there a differnece in price? lol
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The renders are using a mental ray area light, the important thing about renders isnt so much the lights, its the materials u use, u have to play with the settings for each one, to get the right look, once finished ill try show u what i mean.
anyways heres a bit of progress, took for ever to get this far cause the way the fronts curved made me not be able to use booleans, so gonna have to split poly everything
but its getting there.
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i like the render, coming along nice and i can imagen it in my head finished and marvelious "so gonna have to split poly everything but its getting there."
dam that sucks lol
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