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Introduction to Maya - Rendering in Arnold
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Yet another Project from/for my demo reel (56k beware)
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instead of a after i typed that.. I guess a big flaw of chatting on the internet is not being able to use tone of voice and body expressions. instead we have to use smileys:p
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But guess what?? I have part of it rendered!! When I go to work I will try to upload it to my site, so that I can link to it here. I would like to see what you think. But.. If you can, check out my F-18 under Finnished work, it is comming along alot better than the F-15, Just need to ad a better pic in a while. Thanks,Brian
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Hello. I wanted to let you know that I have been working with different cad programs for almost 4 years now. When I model stuff to scale, I usually use a different program, mostly Microstation. It really depends on what I am modeling. But I did create this model. Seing as how I made it almost 2 yrs ago, it really isn't that good of a model. I am having tons of problems trying to get it ready for render. Takes alomst 3 min a frame to render it! Its not even that complicated of a model to render. If you take a look at my F18 Blue angel thread, I think that is a much better model than this one, it takes less than 30 sec to render a frame with Raytracing a GI_Joe. Plus this was my quickest model to make so far, did the whole thing this weekend, Except I have only gotter about 4.5 hrs of sleep since fri night
It is mainly modeled in Maya, and It is mainly Nurbs, except for the inside of the cocpit. THanks,
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BTW, I to started to Model a Harrier last year. I didn't get very far, but I do have the inside of the Cocpit and a couple of other things modeled. IF you would like to use them for reference or anyhting for your Project just PM me, and I can get a scene file ready for you.
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What I would like to do is take a look at it after I'm done with my Harrier. Interesting to see how 2 ppl make the same things with different aproaches...
Your models are awesome! Even for being an old model it's awesome. Most of my old stuff is lowpoly so it's nothing I could use now...
Another thing... I envy you being able to work with stuff for a whole weekend! Between work and girlfriend I only get a couple of hours each week for playing around with 3d... Lucky guy!
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Another thing... I envy you being able to work with stuff for a whole weekend! Between work and girlfriend I only get a couple of hours each week for playing around with 3d... Lucky guy!
Heh heh....wait till you get married!
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