Dodge '69 Charger

Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping

In this course we're going to look at something a little different, creating technically accurate 3D printed parts.

# 1 16-05-2008 , 07:46 PM

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I started this last night and finished it today. I'm still surprised with myself that I made it that quick. And im surprised that im self-taught with this program. I guess im getting better!!! YAY!!! Well let me know what you think.

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# 2 16-05-2008 , 07:48 PM

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heres another view

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# 3 17-05-2008 , 04:59 AM

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That looks great. user added image

I like the color a lot. Is that the basic maya car paint shader?

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# 4 17-05-2008 , 05:12 AM

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ITs great for the time invested
but it could still use alot of work (if youre prepared to invest more time that is)

https://users.ecs.soton.ac.uk/as28g11/

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# 5 17-05-2008 , 05:12 AM

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Not bad but there are a couple things that could be fixed, first, the car looks paper thin and there are a couple spots where the geometry looks crumpled, the most obvious is around the window in the first shot. The rendering isn't bad though it would be nice to have shadows. Keep at it.:blush:

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