what do yall think about it so far
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the headlight mats are temps
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Audi TT 2007
what do yall think about it so far
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the headlight mats are temps
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keep it up.
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Done
area where the number plate will go
front fender
and some more on the bumper
just a clay this time
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Done
door and door handle
still need to do the details on the handle
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done
roof
windscreen
side mirrors (not finished)
side skirt
fixed a few probs here and there
and yar well thats it for now
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Update:
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i am still working on hte rear part of the car so any holes u see will be fixed today
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Are you converting to SubD's for render?
And could you give any insight as to your settings for your paint texture? Ive been working on a car for quite a while and any info helps. Im also curious to see how you set up the lighting and scene for the render.
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first off yes i comvert to subds for render as it helps with not overloading my slow pcOriginally posted by twisteddragon33
Beautiful car.
Are you converting to SubD's for render?
And could you give any insight as to your settings for your paint texture? Ive been working on a car for quite a while and any info helps. Im also curious to see how you set up the lighting and scene for the render.
the paint in hte first paint test is from an old tutorial i found on hte net that i cant find anymore
i could give u the basic file its juat an *.ma all u need to do is import it and ur ready to go witha few tweeks on the paint shader.and as for the lighting its very simple as its just a basic render and nothing to ott , i use a very basic directional light with a yellow tint and shadows at 1024 with a gray colour. then i have a plane as the floor with the sides bent up wit ha smooth curve. and well yar thats it very simple but it works
hope that helps
if not ill post a screen of the setup l8r. thanks for the comments