noober
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Hers another render. Now any more I add is just me being annal. But I have a few more things to do before I put the Ferrari badge on it.
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Heres where I'm at now. Still more to do. But I'm getting close to being done.
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Thanks for that.Thank you for the link. You have done a fantastic job on a complex body shape like that. Time to change your user name
I have stopped working for the night. I have a render going and it should be ready in 4 hours or so. I finished the brake light, steering wheel, brakes, and some slight tuning. I even started on some of the decals. As soon as its done ill post.
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Very nice so far, Noober!
Thanks man.
I don't know much about these types of cars, could you post a reference pic please? -
Heres the new AO render. Plus some wire frame shots of different angles I'm gonna render after i'm done with the car.
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noober,
looks real good. Nice clean model
looking forward to seeing more
Thanks Phil.
I'm actually rendering more progress as I write this. I have since added the rear suspension and rear diffusers. Next up will be the brake light and steering wheel. Then I can begin to decal.
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More progress,
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Here is the render from last night. Enjoy.
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Its still early, but i have company coming over tonight. So here is my progress as it stands tonight.
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im tired, its late, heres another update.
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Ask and you shall receive.
I definitely agree with David on modelling the car in it's individual body components. It will make a daunting task much more manageable and easier to work with.Well for me i prefer to build the body as one piece. If i need a seem I have found it easier to just draw 2 splines next to each other then "k" the center of the 2. This allows me to keep both sides of the split even and matching.
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81 veiws and only 1 reply?
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Heres an update...
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I am far from done. All comment, concerns, and congrats are welcome.
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Model's don't need air..
but a valve stem would be nice.
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My only question is why would you put a wire spoked wheel on a Lambo. If it were my car i would have used some form of race rim. Perhaps magnesium. With the 500 hp that that car produces, that style rim would bend like a coat hanger. Not saying it doesn't look nice, because believe me it looks great.
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here ya go. i made this a while back. hope it helps.
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no interior?
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This is a car I built a while back. I saw some render settings on the forum and decided to try them out. I was so pleased with the first test render i figured i would post it.
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This is something a friend gave me. Its a chart to determine light color, depending on day and weather condition. Since Started using this my results have improved 10 fold. Enjoy.
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Yay.
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How long does the voting usually last?
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I entered as well. So you weren't the only one.
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You can also highlight your project name in the Project workspace. Then in the properties window you can set the frames per second to anything you want. Up to 1000 fps that is. This was helpful for me when i animated a burning object with smoke, fly past the camera. It seemed master emits particles per frame. So it looked clumpy. By increasing the frames to 600 per second. It looked much more fluid. Then I converted the range to 30fps in post. worked like a charm.
Ferrari F2008
in Work In Progress / Sweatbox
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There is a wind deflector, its small but its there.
Wow, that means a lot coming from you.
Anyway heres my progress. Im so close to being done. Just a few minor details and it gets the Ferrari badges. But not until its done.