3d animation/renders

[p2sta]

looks cool man, still work in solidworks?

[Shadow]

Yupp, it's what I know how to use the best.

[p2sta]

yeah, its good to stick with what you know I was just wondering if its solid or polygonal model, because from the first pic you posted i was confused a little and though it may actually be polygonal

[ddmx]

Polygonal, HAH! What is this, the amateur leagues?

[GregDearman]

Got some more work done. Starting to look like a rim.

looks really close to the wheels my brother has on his car!

[SMR 510RR]

Go computer Go!

[Sandhapper]

If you want it to go faster you shouldn't upload huge pictures on the forum .

Looks cool though!

[p2sta]

how many cores you pc has? I have only 4 render squares

i would put the camera a bit higher and the background perspective looks a bit off, but i guess its gonna change later in photoshop Nice job overall

[SMR 510RR]

how many cores you pc has? I have only 4 render squares

i would put the camera a bit higher and the background perspective looks a bit off, but i guess its gonna change later in photoshop Nice job overall

Time for an upgrade my friend. Mine is a 4930k OC to 4.5ghz so 6 core hyperthreaded. I really want to build a couple nodes but this is only my 2nd freelance job so I am still trying to pay off my Vray 3.0 and forrestpack pro licenses. That should be paid for after the completion of this job, still have a dining room to go. I was going to mess with stuff more but they emailed me at 11am this morning and said that they wanted to send it to their client at 2pm...I was planning on rendering at 3.5k but downsized it to 2400 to try to make the deadline, I was only late by 45 min hahaha. Now after you said that I wish I had raised all the cameras. Ooops haha. Definitely getting better though.

Here are the final images

[m121c]

yeah, its good to stick with what you know I was just wondering if its solid or polygonal model, because from the first pic you posted i was confused a little and though it may actually be polygonal

Solids, but you would be surprised by how well they can convert to polygonal models.

[attacker5]

that actually looks really sick shadow, I had a bad time when I used cad

[p2sta]

how many cores you pc has? I have only 4 render squares

i would put the camera a bit higher and the background perspective looks a bit off, but i guess its gonna change later in photoshop Nice job overall

Time for an upgrade my friend. Mine is a 4930k OC to 4.5ghz so 6 core hyperthreaded. I really want to build a couple nodes but this is only my 2nd freelance job so I am still trying to pay off my Vray 3.0 and forrestpack pro licenses. That should be paid for after the completion of this job, still have a dining room to go. I was going to mess with stuff more but they emailed me at 11am this morning and said that they wanted to send it to their client at 2pm...I was planning on rendering at 3.5k but downsized it to 2400 to try to make the deadline, I was only late by 45 min hahaha. Now after you said that I wish I had raised all the cameras. Ooops haha. Definitely getting better though.

Thanks sick man, i do this for living about half a year and i didn't really make much money yet. The problem is probably the country i live in. I'm getting paid a little bit more than guys who works in McDonalds here and i have to pay insurences from it, which sucks. So i can't really upgrade my computer or buy new software, because i don't have much money. It's really cool if you can buy Vray and Forrest Pack after one or two projects for sure. I need to get some overboard clients to make some more money. Definetly good luck to you, there is room for improvement for sure, but if its your second project, it looks good

About the cameras. For architecture you should usually go with human perspective, so about 5,9ft/1,7m above the floor looking a little bit down

[Shadow]

Now with brake disc!

yeah, its good to stick with what you know I was just wondering if its solid or polygonal model, because from the first pic you posted i was confused a little and though it may actually be polygonal

Solids, but you would be surprised by how well they can convert to polygonal models.

True. Every 3d model I've made for mxsim was done from solids.

that actually looks really sick shadow, I had a bad time when I used cad

Thanks. It's not so bad after you've done it for a few years for a living.

[attacker5]

Haha sick! Dude I would love to talk to you about that actually! Il drop a pm.

[Tkh]

I'm currently modelling my bicycle in Inventor. Here are some renders from the parts I've made so far.


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