Vehicle: Robotica

# 1 21-09-2004 , 10:14 AM

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This is something I started last week worked on it over the weekend and started messing around with some HDRI. Not sure what I'm going to do with it though. It's all rigged I just need to work on the dynamic tubing and then it's done. I know it's very clean looking but that's what I wasnted to go for. I will do a dirtied up version as soon as I can be arsed to do the uv'ing

Sorry for the large pic (but it's the only way you'll see the pipes and not have them killed by compression! user added image

let me know what you think user added image

the concept was taken from: https://www.artbyfeng.com/

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# 2 21-09-2004 , 03:36 PM

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Hi Alan

Looks like there's a lot of detail hiden, inside the "vehicle".

How about making some of the superstructure perspex/macralon, etc. to show-off the inside???

Looks like it could go deep-sea!!

(Great work, as usual, Alan).

good luck buddy

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PS HDRI looks fine....

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# 3 21-09-2004 , 03:49 PM

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i did think about some perspex, maybe some port-holes or something it is a little hard to see the detail inside but maybe that's something I should address in the render itself.

Thanks for the feedback though.

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# 4 21-09-2004 , 05:45 PM

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Hey Alan, Great work, looks very true to the concept work. Good work as always. user added image

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# 5 21-09-2004 , 09:16 PM

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How do you render it with an outline or is that something you did in photoshop after?

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# 6 22-09-2004 , 11:51 AM

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for the outline wireframe i did what I posted here: https://forum.simplymaya.com/showthre...ight=wireframe

It works pretty well, can be a little bit annoying to setup though but once you've done it once.. user added image

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# 7 22-09-2004 , 11:55 PM

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wow, thats cool!

I would like to see it zoomed in on all the wire and tubing..

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# 8 23-09-2004 , 01:17 AM

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I kinda like the idea of not seeing all of the inner workings. The amount of detail you show in the render makes the viewer want more ... which in this case I think is a good thing.

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# 9 25-09-2004 , 08:21 PM

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w o w

fantastic bit of work there alan, love the intricasies of it.

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# 10 25-09-2004 , 08:30 PM

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Hey Alan

I thought I recognised the designers name to go with the model, which is great by the way. If anyone needs any influence for their work or inspiration should I say, check out Fengs web site, impressive to say the least, hes just finished work on a certain SW movie!!

Loooovely Render

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# 11 30-09-2004 , 06:08 AM

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Originally posted by murph
w o w fantastic bit of work there alan, love the intricasies of it.

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DITTO. Double "W O W".

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# 12 01-10-2004 , 06:23 AM

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Ummm. Why are you posting this here? Shouldn't it be in the FINISHED WORK forum or submitted for the GALLERY section? user added image

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# 13 01-10-2004 , 08:30 AM

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Ummm. Why are you posting this here? Shouldn't it be in the FINISHED WORK forum or submitted for the GALLERY section?

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Very nice of you to say that Dave user added image

It's not finished yet though this was juts a test render of the modelling. I've still got animation, texturing etc to do.... user added image

Playing through dawn of war at the moment so time is a little scarce! user added image

I'll do more this weekend
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# 14 27-01-2005 , 01:30 PM

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Ok after a loooong delay here is the update:

Still texturing and adding details as I go. I know the runnig lights are a bit squiffy I added them last night at like 1am so I haven't tweaked them properly yet.

C+C?

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