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Sketchup Vray


This post has been edited by M1X: Jun 14 2012, 10:09 PM

amir..found you here...

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Added on June 15, 2012, 8:55 am
just for fun

This post has been edited by dollah_3d: Jun 15 2012, 08:55 AM

whitebox lol, fix'd fer ya

This post has been edited by virphirod: Jun 15 2012, 11:31 PM

nice and good job mate!~

Today I started meddling around importing Minecraft into Blender.. I never really did anything in blender because I was horrible at modelling stuff.. Now all I have to do is export a part of minecraft as OBJ, import it into blender, set up the environment and it looks awesome

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Added on June 18, 2012, 12:57 amhow long did it take to render? I'm new to cycle rendering.. Quite weird :/ So far I only use it for fluid sim.. Here's what I got, today just started learning fluid


This post has been edited by BenSow: Jun 18 2012, 01:14 AM

After safe orbital parking range was achieved,it was time for the external tank that collected the oxygen during the earth flight,to be mix with the remaining propellant for engine restart.The process would make the power transfer to ignite the SPS(Service Propulsion System) engine,which is J2- engine(consuming refined kerosene,hydrogen & solid oxygen in order to combust)

Since power transfer would take around 6-8 hours minimum,the orbiter middle payload bay would be opened to allowed the orbiter to cool down,& EVA to be performed for one last check-in report,& inspection of orbiter heat shield before trans-lunar injection burn after SPS engine was fired.



Close up of the "Liberty Bell 7" Orbiter Vehicle(OV-001 LibertyBell-7 ).Inside the payload bay is Robotic Arm Payload Assist(RAPA) which would assist the astronaut during EVA,& has manipulator arm that can be extended for manipulated boom,which can be suited for various payload assist mechanism such as astronaut Maneuvering unit,EVA clamp unit & heavy payload arm assembly.



EVA performed by 2 astronauts.One of them using the extended manipulator boom unit to reach the rear end of the orbiter for close-up inspection of the engine noozle unit.



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Hello people here,

I am a student and i am interested to do some 3D stuffs, however i dunno where & how to start.

After i read around 30+ pages in this topic, i found out there are quite a numbers of software to use like Autodesk 3ds max, Autodesk maya, Blender, Daz studio...etc etc

and i also found out there are something call rendering stuffs like V-Ray...can i know what does this rendering stuff do??

So i wanna ask for you all recommendation for newbie beginner like me to start off...

Thanks alot

This post has been edited by bowerchung: Jun 20 2012, 01:18 PM

suggest you start with either 3D Studio Max or Blender (Freeware)
Daz Studio must import ready made objects

V-Ray renderer is a plugin for 3D Studio Max which create realistic renders such as what M1X posted above

Ooo might as well tumpang abit, err.. May I know how to use External Renderers? Can I render a scene made in Blender with Mitsuba? How do I do it? Don't get what .xml has to do with 3D :/

I'm not efficient with blender, I can only answer some questions related to 3D Studio Max

Sorry

New

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Added on June 24, 2012, 4:11 pmHaha it's ok, did some reading and got my answer

This post has been edited by BenSow: Jun 24 2012, 04:11 PM

Rendered in Vray @ Maya.

This post has been edited by DarkSilver: Jun 28 2012, 07:03 PM

High Resolution here, http://silver-fate.deviantart.com/#/d55ba3g

Adding a slightly different version.

This post has been edited by DarkSilver: Jun 29 2012, 12:23 AM

good job darksilver

So,since the aerospace project did took me so much devotion time for it,I think I would play with some old thing that I have been modeled before to get some "rest time" & inspiration for next project.

05' GPW NSX in the middle of NYC.




Made this to help my little sister to visualized the look of her next project,a high-fashion,couture style high-heeled shoes.Some thing I love about working with leather related product is stitching & classic looking latching strap mechanism,which I incorporated into the overall design.


Some details on the stitching of insole & close-up rendering.


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This post has been edited by Cyprid Dark ii: Jul 1 2012, 01:46 AM

What kind of student and course are you taking? And what kind of 3d do you plan to build?
You can try 3ds max first... Once u are more familiar with the modeling technique and the basic then u can try the vray plug in to have a more realistic material and final rendering. Feel free to ask me if u need any guide

A good start will be training program like Lynda.com they provide very good training and is really interesting to follow... I wish I have the time to follow more training on other software as well. But unfortunately I'm too tie up with my jobs already ....

The white color car is superb real!

hey 3D guys out there, i'm looking for full time 3D modeller / renderer. Salary between 2k-5k depending on your experiences and skill sets. Here are the ads link: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2423250

if you're interested, please PM me or email me.

Thanks alot for your reply

I am still a university student and i am taking IT course in UKM but majoring in system management sort of like database thingy, however i am kinda more interested in multimedia stuffs like designing

I am new to 3d things, so i just wanna try out building some basic 3d stuffs to see how these 3d model actually build and work

thanks alot for your given link also~

Ic.. so you are not a design student so you wont be learning these software in university. Is ok anyone can learn, I have an IT friend now also bcoming a 3d visualiser already

if you not sure where to start.. maybe you can start from the easy one first. I highly recommend google sketchup..can download for free... and the first few tips they gave when u start the software is enough for u to play with a lot of things. It is the easiest software to learn.. (not necessary easy to master though)

but then im worry that if you try sketchup first, then only start to play with 3ds max you will find it very annoying because it is a lot more complicated.

Personally I start from 3ds max... then sketchup released and I tried,, WOW.. is quick and user friendly, easy to use! But because of the nature of my job... I still stick back to 3ds max.

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Added on July 12, 2012, 11:32 amVery interesting company! I will join if I found out 2 years ago!

This post has been edited by clivengu: Jul 12 2012, 11:32 AM