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Bravo
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 Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 2:09 pm Post subject: My room [WIP] - 3dMax |
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Starting to get to grips with 3d Max. As a bit of a learning exercise I am modelling things in front of me, here is my desk so far, with a little bit of practice with lighting:
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WeeBull
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Ooh nicely done mate. I haven't done anything with max in ages but this is actually a very good idea, I might try it as well sometime soon.
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Bravo
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Cheers Frank
Yes, one of the hardest things about modelling is deciding what to model  (one of the reasons for CG Arts starting - wanted the inspiration of doing stuff for people).
Been struggling, googling, asking advice and banging my head against the table (well ok not the last one) to try get the desk to reflect.
Finally got it working 
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Brandon
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wow, bravo that is great!
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Bravo
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Cheers Brandon, I must say I enjoyed this more than I thought I would hehehe
Not sure if I'll be doing more on this or not, I just wanted something to do so I could get used to the modelling tools in Max, so consider this a final render until further notice
A little peek at the composition:
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u1bd2005
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| Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 12:47 pm Post subject: |
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wow, thats awsome, nice work Bravo
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| Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 2:26 pm Post subject: |
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| brilliant job matey, one more thing to add until that notice comes along is the pc tower and keyboard, can't have the speakers, mouse and monitor with out a case and keyboard :p |
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thats well good! Your becoming quite proffessional at this 3d stuff.
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