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# 1 28-10-2007 , 05:28 PM
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Wurlitzer Jukebox

I did this a while back for a challenge and although I am not 100% happy with it i have never posted a finished work so i'm calling this done.

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# 2 28-10-2007 , 05:47 PM
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Lol, looks really cool, I would love a jukebox.

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# 3 28-10-2007 , 06:03 PM
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love it nice texture work user added image

# 4 28-10-2007 , 06:31 PM
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love the jukebox, Nice lighting!

I would make the wall and floor a bit more bumpy, and more specularity. at the moment it looks very flat.

# 5 28-10-2007 , 07:37 PM
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This looks really great jsprogg. Whatever happened to 5 cent hotdogs anyway?


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# 6 28-10-2007 , 07:59 PM
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kickass jukebox johnny boy!!!:p

# 7 28-10-2007 , 08:01 PM
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Nice john!

I remember when you did this!


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# 8 28-10-2007 , 08:15 PM
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Thanks guys.. glad you like it .

Aiko you have a good eye,this is an old file and I moved the bump and spec files for the floor and couldn't be bothered to find them so there is no bump or spec .
I wasn't really worried since the the background is just to make the render more interesting and it's the Jukebox model I will be saving.

The lighting incidently is Image base lighting for the overall lighting with some FG and then there are linked point lights for the inside lighting and a couple of point lights that are linked to the external bubble lights.
It was a bitch to render and took 23 minutes.




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# 9 28-10-2007 , 08:46 PM
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23 mins aint too bad, I'm re-rendering my Gibson Les Paul (with some lighting tweeks etc, on my overclocked watercooled PC and thats taking about 20 mins per frame


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# 10 28-10-2007 , 11:58 PM
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nice one jsprogg
was this from the inanimate object challenge we did as I remember you working on this one?

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# 11 29-10-2007 , 12:04 AM
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Thanks Tick,
if I remember right we had to model a household object as photoreal as possible.
Ajukebox is not really a houshold object unless you live in my house ..hehe but it should be Law. user added image




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# 12 01-11-2007 , 03:34 PM
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nice job jsprogg - this looks very cool!user added image

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Nice modeling and render.

My crits would be that, apply a bump map to the back wall to give it that grout feeling in between the bricks. And also that, the lighting could have been a bit better. With something like this, its really good to try bring out that wood texture in the jukebox to show it off.

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