Posted February 25, 200817 yr Selected works from 2004-2007 (in no particular order) http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/9011/l0b091d236f16bd584f722ftn1.th.png http://img184.imageshack.us/img184/3221/l5e7a47c51cabbf1860bc48yc5.th.png http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/4476/l7d932beb7541c2bba46ee2ik0.th.jpg http://img187.imageshack.us/img187/3102/l9a86d9cd83cee799c81c8csi3.th.jpg http://img245.imageshack.us/img245/4761/l80d6fd84879fa93d7dec2aup1.th.png http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/1943/l498e586075c8255172a4b6jq1.th.png http://img207.imageshack.us/img207/3670/l00546a2898bd11fa49f035wk1.th.png
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February 25, 200817 yr Author nice danny you use blender? Nah, 3ds MAX and Vray on a 8-core workstation (dual-quad 2.33GHz clovertown xeon). Blender has the worst user interface for a 3d application I have ever seen, and you need an external renderer to get any good results. Constantly exporting your scene to get feedback just kills the workflow speed.
February 25, 200817 yr Author ever use Cinema 4D? No, but I have some friends who have. They said it was alright; not as good as MAX or Maya, though. Several of them started with it, and then migrated to MAX or Maya later. However, anyone can produce professional-looking results with almost any software out there--free or not. It really just depends on what interface you are comfortable with. Although, with game development, you may run into compatibility issues with file formats. Plugin support is also a concern.
February 25, 200817 yr DannyDong;547632'](seven image limit) http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/7826/remote17renderek1.th.png I especially like this one, pure genius.
February 26, 200817 yr The first one looks like a pussy made in art.... :/ some of your work totally sucks though, yes I do not know Jack Shit about photoshop but it should be 'cool' for ***s who don't use it either....
February 26, 200817 yr yeah I messed with C4D and hated it.... the way they had shit layed out was terrible. Maya is a much better program... maybe I should get back into 3D renderings
February 26, 200817 yr http://img187.imageshack.us/img187/166/lc04b2673d208ecf2dba0cddl4.png I dunno why but i lol'd at that
February 27, 200817 yr Cool stuff, how long have you been modeling? I too used to do this a while ago, this is one of my old pics http://fc02.deviantart.com/fs6/i/2005/089/7/9/Logo_by_SmokehMcPot.jpg
February 27, 200817 yr Author Smokey;548041']Cool stuff' date=' how long have you been modeling?[/quote'] Tough question. I have had MAX since 2001, but I have only really become competent at using it in the past 3-4 years. Although, I still suck shit at modeling people and organic things. I can do architecture and most inanimate objects well, though. Smokey;548041'] I too used to do this a while ago' date=' this is one of my old pics[/quote'] Looks good. You can see the bilinear filtering on the texture map though.
March 2, 200817 yr DannyDong;547640']Nah, 3ds MAX and Vray on a 8-core workstation (dual-quad 2.33GHz clovertown xeon). Blender has the worst user interface for a 3d application I have ever seen, and you need an external renderer to get any good results. Constantly exporting your scene to get feedback just kills the workflow speed. Thats what I thought too when I first saw it but ive spent a few hours learning it and the workflow is incredible.
March 3, 200817 yr Author Thats what I thought too when I first saw it but ive spent a few hours learning it and the workflow is incredible. Yeah, until you try a real 3D program. Make Model -> Make Materials -> Apply Materials -> Configure Renderer -> Render is a lot faster than: Make Model -> Configure scene to conform to exporter specifications -> Export -> Import into renderer-> Make Materials -> Apply Materials -> Configure Renderer -> Render And if you want to make changes... Apply changes -> Render is a lot faster than: Apply Changes -> Make sure scene still conforms to exporter specifications -> Export -> Import into renderer-> Apply Materials -> Render
