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ALi 608 posts
Here is the next pack of my WIP.
I still wait for your notes and tips.
The body is almost completed. But materials are not completed yet.
After this I will complete the body and go to enterior objects.
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ALi 608 posts
...SOS...
wanted to start the interior design, I have found no exact idea to build the interior body. I can build the objects. But it's first time that build interior body. any idea? help.
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Cameron 2,374 posts
This is what I do, and its the best suggestion I can give you, keep the objects as seperated as they are in real life, the panels on the car, the interior panels and all are all seperated, this is the absolute best way if you're going to be animating it, so you can have all the right pieces moving properly. If you can build the objects, than thats all you need to do, look at whats needed and what will be visible, and go from there.
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ALi 608 posts
Thanks Cameron
I will do this and hope to get a good result.
Right, what's your opinion on my last pack. [ one on the way!
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Cameron 2,374 posts
Well its getting there. The material really doesn't do it justice and needs a fair amount of work. Some areas seem a bit smoothed over, like the seams and such, and I think its just the material but I get a whole sense of wrong scale and lack of detail.
On a side note again, packing your wips into a zip file isn't the best method of displaying them on a forum. People want to be able to have a quick look, in the thread they're viewing as they make a comment, instead of having to download them, extract them, look at them, and then go back to the forum to comment. It's a: too much effort, and b: untrustworthy, for all they know there could be a virus in your zip file. Using the same method of uploading when posting your message, just add images instead of the zip file. Much more efficient. Also, when posting a wip thread, it's best to keep all the updates inside that one thread instead of posting a new one every time you have updates. This way people can keep track of your wip properly, you wont look like you have hardly any comments on each section, and you can provide almost a visual tutorial on the way you progress from start to finish on your projects.
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ALi 608 posts
Good. I will consider to your words in next posts.
and sorry, beacause I was only use websites before and your forum is the first forum I join. and sorry for my bad english.
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Cameron 2,374 posts
No need to be sorry at all mate!!
I'm glad you decided to join this forum. Plenty of friendly people to help you on your way.
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ALi 608 posts
Yes Cameron.
Ok. All right... After hard working on the model, I found out that is not time to go to interior.
So, I will focus on body to get a good result. I will start over on my last save before applying any material.
...and think I must be more patient.
It needs more time to get a good result.
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Goul 246 posts
Yep modelding needs improvements but it's a good start
Have a look to the Richard's one (
http://www.simplycg.net/viewtopic.php?t=861 ) , it's the same model nearly finished and there some clean wireframe that should help you for modeling
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ALi 608 posts
Thanks for feedback Goul.
I saw Richard's work. That was great.
As you said it helped me to find out some of my work problems.
Don't be sorry, my english isn't so good, too.
But, I'm going to improve it!
also my works.
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ALi 608 posts
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ALi 608 posts
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ALi 608 posts
Here is the edgemap shader that I found.
A small free good plugin. Try it guys!
It also works with 3dsmax 8.
I found it at Must be known for some of you, but I recommand that to all max users.
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Jake 212 posts
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ALi 608 posts
I came back again. Have just completed the exterior body. It's almost what I wanted to be.
But I would work on it some more. Then I will go to interior.
Jake; I read your tutorial. I knew a method like that before, but I had forgotten it. Thanks mate.
Waiting for your feedbacks.
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Cameron 2,374 posts
WOW!! where did that come from?
That looks REALLY cool, especially that last render!
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ALi 608 posts
Thanks Cam.
In the next update will send, I have fixed some problems in backside of car. Now I am building the interior. For the first time it's hard for me to some extends to build the panels.
So if anyone can help me with a tutorial or such, I will be thankful.
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g3org3 355 posts
Looks pretty good Ali. THe material and enviroment needs work.
What rendering engine are you using? Also I may suggest having softer shadows in the images because right now they are really harsh.
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ALi 608 posts
I used mentalray and standard materials. yes, you right. material needs improvement. Also I think that the direction and intensity of lights is impacting the shadows, too. So it's not bothering me so much, although I will work on it. Thanks for pointing out George.
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g3org3 355 posts
Ok well if you are using mentalray, use a mentalray area spot light. Then go to area light parameters and change the size of the area light to suit the scene. This will produce softer shadows. Also you may need to up the samples too.
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flashmasterfong 238 posts
Wow, looking good!
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ALi 608 posts
Sorry for being late. Now I'm so busy and can't work on it much. Next time probably will send the final.
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ALi 608 posts
Don't pay attention to last message. It's a long way to final. LOL
I changed my renderer to Vray and redo materials. Some bad points in last update fixed. then made a very simple interior that still needs much work. here is the update. any c&c are welcomed, needed and would be useful.
