u guys do 3d work from 3dmax or other software? which 3d software is recommended?

some made from 3Ds MAX, some from MAYA, and some from LightWave.......
Mine r created by Blender 3D (a freeware).....
Now, people mostly used 3Ds MAX, MAYA is also widely used too (depends on where u work with)

hope this help u & have a nice day!!!

This post has been edited by Namgor2006: Nov 11 2006, 02:10 PM

haha thanx.. i wanna start learning 3D liao.. for final year project.. but i hav no idea yet.. actually dun really understand wat lecturer wan yet.. hehe

i see... don't worry about that.
u can ask for experts here (i'm not expert) or from ur lecturer.

i feel regret to study comp science (waste 4 years), now doing the job not related & i have just found out i have interest in designing poster, modifying others pictures; but my skills limited.

just now i tried use blender.. really dun understand.. so hard.. mmm.. u can learn new skill mar.. u already had one skill (3D). u can go learn phtotoshop, illustrator, flash.. all also got tutorial wan.. it's never too late to learn

anyone got any freelance jobs available?? been kinda quiet lately...

weee tanks roll in desert. not completed though. hom.



i did this a few years ago and didnt have time to finish it and now i stil cant seem to finish it coz of the frustration of my PCs power and also newer projects. Which also lags like crap on this pc.

How do i improve viewport performance? I tried hiding all lights and heavy meshes but still i get lag. Frustrating

if anyone looking for cinematographer i can say that I am suitable for the job.

This post has been edited by NightShadow: Nov 11 2006, 07:23 PM

yo bro.. i'm kinda impressd with your 3d short clip.. the tanks..

i just dun feel the green is the good green.. too striking for the enemy to spot..

btw.. wonder how long it takes to render.. eventho halfly photorealistic..

im not good with colors. coz im color blind. so i had no idea what color my tanks were. i thought they were a mixture of light brown or light yellow or orangey or something. that shot was pretty quick to render since there were very few lights and reflections to worry about.

the one im currently rendering on my pc uses Dreamscape to render clouds and skies and each frame takes 1 minute and 48 seconds to render. Times that by 700 frames. Aaaargh.

This scene which originally can be found at 3dmax tutorial
the things i changed was the style of rendering and some materials.

still got many room for improve
it rendered in 32min in 1024x780 resolution
not happy with it, i think can lower it to 15-20min

OT:arggg... tomoro math T paper 2 for stpm
wish me luck ...

Hi , all 3d peoples here.i am sharing my project that's related to a tortoise story ,tis is my tortoise which i done for the project.


Tis is one of the render test.

This post has been edited by axn22: Nov 29 2006, 04:38 AM

Axn22,
which kind of software do u use?

boomer86, what renderer did you use? Vray? or Brazil R/S or Mental Ray?

Some comments, the floor mat looks floating. Overall looks good.

wow first time here
got a few 3D artwork in my DA page
http://shinastray.deviantart.com/

lama dah tak masuk sini...korang dah semakin maju la... n___n b

hehehe.. halo all.. this is my first post here..

wanna share my 3d work wif u all.. this is my latest project

ita a satria neo..

any other views? modelling looks clean on the front. Nice control on the edge. box modelling or curve? By looking at the grille you made, i assume you use 3ds max? good job btw. Nice car paint shader too.

hie onscreen, thankz. im using box modelling and yes.. its 3d studio max.

tqs for the comments.. here are 3 more renders.. but the scaling is kinda wrong.. i had some problems with monitor issues. ive already scaled them to make them right but i havent rendered them yet








c&c welcomed..

hey boomer, nice render u got there.. what rendering plugin did ya use? i could really learn from you to get those kinda lightings!

kete dah lawa...tayar tu je kurang best...kalau buat closeup kena model tayar tu baru best... n___n b keep up the good work