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Topic: for the drug user in all of us...
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sketchman
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posted 02-18-2001 01:58 AM
i've posted some test renders of a syringe i made in 3D Studio MAX 3. the tech info is:
- 500 MHz AMD K6-3D
- 192 MB SDRAM
- Reflections, refractions, and shadows are all raytraced. I disabled anti-aliasing, self reflect/refract and two-sided under raytrace to keep render times down.
there's two more at http://www.sketchsdomain.com/images/, but they're not as good as these.
comments appreciated.------------------
Monkey Sea Entertainment - renovated as of January 2001
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Prism
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posted 02-18-2001 02:49 AM
Good job, I'd say. The great rendering/texturing in MAX really helps, but I would make the needle itself more reflective with a black base color. Otherwise... very realistic. Don't point it anywhere near me!  Isaiah ------------------
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jeeroome
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posted 02-18-2001 09:49 AM
Those are really amazing. Beautiful 3D artwork!
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Ferna
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posted 02-18-2001 07:36 PM
damn, that's really good |
Chimpoid
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posted 02-21-2001 02:06 AM
Nice pic and you could make it nicer with global illumination.
To simulate GI for your shot make a "dome" of lights. It will help reduce jaggy's and also make the most of the shadows and reflective surface. Also add some self illuminated boxes to give the reflections some life.
There is a free plug in to make light domes available from Harald Blab I think.Chimp |
