I would like to share my latest rendering with you. My final ended up changing slightly from the original model, as I changed the style of the rims in order to reflect chrome better.
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I would like to share my latest rendering with you. My final ended up changing slightly from the original model, as I changed the style of the rims in order to reflect chrome better.
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The spider pictures are great.
I think it might need som more light, but thats all I have. It's great.
Did you model it with NURBS?
I like your crome, could you post the settings on that? I got a little problem with creating shiny metal.
: ) Jakob
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i can see you used a reflection map
...looks good !
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....nice nice nice nice nice nice nice....
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Thanks for the compliments. The car was modeled using polys, then converted to sub-ds, mirrored over, then converted back to polys in order to render it in mental ray, using an HDRI image for the reflections and lighting (no light source in scene). I am still figuring mental ray out, that is why the image is a little dark.
The treads on the tires is a displacement map, as for the chrome I wish I could claim it as my own, but I downloaded it from the shaders area of highend3d.
But everything else is mine
All textures created in photoshop. I was having trouble with the alpha channels, till I started using the new feature in maya 6, where you can simply import the entire PSD! worked out great.-Tegmo
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Nice job.
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I really like it a lot! I wish I had an Eclipse as my car...but then again my car has the same engine as an Eclipse, so it's pretty close!
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