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# 1 23-10-2004 , 05:46 AM

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I'm modeling a 3d tour of the Soccer Hall of Fame for their new website, I'm almost done with the shell of the building but I need comments and critiques, Thanks ;] And thanks MainLineX for fixing that shadow problem I had user added image

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I plan to go from a rotating top view of the wireframe to a transition into the shaded and light render you see, after they are tweaked.

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# 5 23-10-2004 , 06:07 AM

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wow! very nice. I cant really critique it because i dont know what the soccer hall of fame looks like...

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Originally posted by Billy_Cat
wow! very nice. I cant really critique it because i dont know what the soccer hall of fame looks like...

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Oh yah my bad lol. Here's a quick grouping of the reference images I took to model from.

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Some parts of the model I ellaborated on or added things too after given permission. Still cant beleive they said no to the stay puft marshmallow man. user added image

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wow, seems quite accurate. some of the side windows aren't exactly like they are in the pics, but i dont know if thats intensional...

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woa! its great! looks like the real building. user added image

hope my render on MR would be the same as yours. can i have some tips on FG?thnx!
its really great!

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Originally posted by karlworks
woa! its great! looks like the real building. hope my render on MR would be the same as yours. can i have some tips on FG?thnx!
its really great!

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Hey, thanks. Actually Im using a plugin I got from highend3d called GI_Joe. It works really well, and you can IPR update your texures as you go along redndering ith maya software. I like it better then FG, you should give it a try ;]