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# 41 06-06-2007 , 08:16 PM

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Thanks arran!

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# 42 08-06-2007 , 01:02 AM

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all your keyboard needs now is a crap load of dust inbetween the keys. lol. I can't tell if its 3d or a photo.

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# 43 08-06-2007 , 02:03 PM

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Originally posted by DJbLAZER
I'm using Maxwell Renderer. I have 3 rectangular lights. Two white and one yellow. And a grey environment that casts a bit of ambient light.

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thanks for the info

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all your keyboard needs now is a crap load of dust inbetween the keys. lol. I can't tell if its 3d or a photo.

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yea it need some dust now, i think he can use an ambient occlusion pass for that or just do some post work in ps.

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# 44 08-06-2007 , 02:59 PM

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Pulled it off like usual DJ ... love the close-up render alot, stunning user added image

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[EDIT: haha love the TAC2 aswell :p]

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# 45 12-06-2007 , 07:47 AM

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Dust between keys? Nah, I wont bother with such extreme detail, and the guy who shot the keyboard just vacuumed it anyway user added image

Well, here's the final render of TAC-2. Did some changes to the buttons and did a whole lot of renders to tweak scratches and stuff.

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# 46 12-06-2007 , 08:01 AM

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heh, I was only kidding about the dust. this is an impressive render. I know I have maxwell somewhere in my files. Makes me want to take the time to go find it.

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# 47 12-06-2007 , 07:58 PM

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hey blazer, whats your next thing your going to make now since your like finished up on this one?

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# 48 12-06-2007 , 09:06 PM

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First I'm gonna finish off the c-64, just dirty it up a bit. Then I think I'm gonna model a monitor... I have a monitor modeled, but it's the one I had for my Amiga, so it's too new. Have to decide what monitor to model. (I only had a TV to my C-64, I'm not 100% sure which ones was common)

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# 49 13-06-2007 , 11:02 AM

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"Are you keeping up with the Commodore, 'cause the Commodore keeping up with you?".....

Sorry about that - massive 80's flashback!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8pK_q-_6dw

Totally awesome work DJ, I love what you've done so far. I was one of the few lucky kids who's dad paid the extra for a 5.25" disc drive. I only waited 15-20 mins for a game to load (my poor mates with cheep dads had to wait 3 times that for their tape drive to run its course - LOL).

I don't think you should model a monitor - 99% of uses had a 34cm TV set with a manual UHF dial (I seem to remember the C64 broadcasting on the UHF band). So for the sake of authenticity, model an old TV set user added image

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PS: Damn good renders!

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# 50 13-06-2007 , 11:45 AM

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Thanks Tiddles,

hehe, that commercial rocks!

Yeah, maybe I should go with an old TV instead... none of my friends had a monitor either. I'll see if I can get some good ref pics of some old TV.

Did a couple of more renders of the TAC-2.

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# 51 13-06-2007 , 10:54 PM

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That looks very impressive. Looks loke i may need to dig out my old C64.

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I also couln't find any dimensions of the computer when I searched for it, so now I've just eyeballed it. (since I don't own one myself)

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If you still need the dimensions etc, i can messure one up.

We still own 2 different version C64's with a 1541 disk drive and a few tape drives. Also a whole stack lode of tapes.
I might fire it up tonight. Still use the emu's to play games.
Favoite game was Creatures 2, gory as hell but nice.
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R - Radcliffe
E - Exterminates
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Keep up the grat work.

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# 52 14-06-2007 , 01:41 AM

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Thanks dude,

a bit too late for the dimensions, too much work to change them now, although I appreciate it.

I also use emu's a lot, although mostly for Amiga (WinUAE).

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# 53 14-06-2007 , 03:53 AM

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Thanks for the reply, sorry, first time i've logged in for a while, only seen this thread today.

your work is great, looks so realistic, same goes with the tape deck.

I can't help you out on a monitor as we only hooked it up to a normal tv. Got an Amstrad CPC monitor user added image

I'm only just getting back into the swing of moddeling after a long break from it.

Thanks.

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# 54 17-06-2007 , 08:57 PM

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Awsome work DJbLAZER! Your renders are always top notch!

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# 55 19-06-2007 , 04:46 PM

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Fantastic work, all nurbs I presume. Id love to see you try a formula 1 car... user added image

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# 56 23-07-2007 , 04:03 PM

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hey DJbLAZER - i just wanted to ask you a quick question - when you're laying out UVs for a project like this, how much do you worry about sewing them together - I guess because the main body is all one color with a few scratches and marks here and there, do you even bother sewing them together, or do you just do a quick automatic / planar map and leave it at that?

Sorry for the noob question or if I'm not been clear - just trying to get my head around texturing and any help you can offer would be really appreciated.
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# 57 24-07-2007 , 03:51 PM

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Just picked up on this thread today. Looks awesome. Brings me back to my first gaming and programming experience.

I used to play the C64 on a big@ss color TV. Not at all like the black/white in the commercial. It was amazing. Still is. Wanne play those games again???
https://www.c64.com/

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# 58 16-09-2007 , 03:06 PM

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I just found out that I didn't see these replies until now... a tad late, but I'll answer the questions:

Minstrel: No, there's no nurbs at all actually. All polys.

arran: Depends on how complicated the texture is. But it's exactly as you said. If it's pretty simple, just a automatic mapping with some basic editing and sewing is sufficient.

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