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A new year, a new 3d Ferraris thread..

Discussion in 'Detailing & Showroom' started by dontmindme, Jan 1, 2006.

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  1. dontmindme

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    #1 dontmindme, Jan 1, 2006
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    So.. I make pretend cars for fun.. and sometimes they're Ferraris. I just started the Mondial a couple of days ago so it's still going to change a lot.

    ..I don't leave them stock. That said, I didn't mean for the front indicators to turn(get it?) clear..

    A couple of places where some other things i've done live:
    http://photobucket.com/albums/c61/3pijpunoj6/ - Mostly Zonda
    http://photobucket.com/albums/v286/dasTUTORIAL/ - Mostly... cars
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  2. Webby

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    #2 Webby, Jan 1, 2006
    Wow, amazing work Robert!
     
  3. dontmindme

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  4. Webby

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    #4 Webby, Jan 1, 2006
    What program did you use? What format are the files saved as? Would you mind sending me a few of them?
     
  5. Maranello Guy

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    #5 Maranello Guy, Jan 1, 2006
    Hey , really nice job ...
     
  6. 550Maranello575

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    #6 550Maranello575, Jan 1, 2006
    Nice work! Those are really cool
     
  7. cavallino33

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    #7 cavallino33, Jan 1, 2006
    Thats absoloutely incredible. What program did you use?
     
  8. ghost

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    #8 ghost, Jan 1, 2006
    Holy cow - that is unbelievable.
     
  9. dontmindme

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    #9 dontmindme, Jan 1, 2006
    thanks very much everone.. the program I use is 3d studio max.. and, as such, they're in the *.max format..
     
  10. Bimmerista

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    #10 Bimmerista, Jan 1, 2006
    I love the last car in your 1st post!!! (The modified Mondial)
     
  11. otaku

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    #11 otaku, Jan 1, 2006
    Those are pretty sweet! I use GIMP because its free but it is pretty limited, What were you using
     
  12. SSNISTR

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    #12 SSNISTR, Jan 1, 2006
    WOW, great work dude!
     
  13. rush109

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    #13 rush109, Jan 1, 2006
    damn cool, great great job, ya got skill...
     
  14. ASU SAE

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    #14 ASU SAE, Jan 2, 2006
    Impressive. I am wondering how you came by the surfacing geometry? Did you eye-ball it? Or did you actually have to reference geometry to work from?
     
  15. ECTurboGSX

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    #15 ECTurboGSX, Jan 2, 2006
    That's amazing. Did you buy the program and pick that up on your own or did you actually go to school for that?
     
  16. Webby

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    #16 Webby, Jan 2, 2006
    He uses 3D Studio Max he says. But hey, nice to see another Gimp user :) I'm one myself. But I only use it as a better alternative to Photoshop, not for 3D stuff.
     
  17. Webby

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    #17 Webby, Jan 2, 2006
    Can you email me the Zonda one to webbypssht at gmail.com? I have 3DS Max 7 and I would love to take a better look at it. If you don't want to because you plan on selling them or anything like that don't worry about it, I understand.
     
  18. masterflex164

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    #18 masterflex164, Jan 2, 2006
    WOW!! these are amazing. Can you email me the high-res ones at: [email protected] ? Please?
     
  19. dontmindme

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    #19 dontmindme, Jan 2, 2006
    I get blueprints online that show (sometimes) perspective-free front, back, side, and top views of the cars. Then, depending on how accurate they are, move stuff around until it feels right.. so, of the choices I guess it's eye-ball.

    I got the program and piddled around with it until I knew what I was doing. no schoolin' in that department.

    webby, I'll have to think about it. I sort of halfway intend to consider selling them at some point. I've given away models that I also sell(or try to) in the past though, so that's not a big deal.. I'm just kind of paranoid about nothing. so.. maybe.(how's that for vague?)

    aaannd.. another round of "thanks"
     
  20. ASU SAE

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    #20 ASU SAE, Jan 2, 2006
    I see. It's very well done. I've been recently working with a Cydir laser scanner in reverse engineering a motorcycle engine. The post processing is done with Geomagic. It's though the art department at ASU and I know some of those guys use Rhino for their rendering.
     

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