Hey,
I thought I might have a go at some 3D modelling so I "aquired" Autodesk 3ds Max and had a play around. With some help from a tutorial on modelling the mace I came up with:
For my first attempt at 3D modelling I am fairly pleased.
Takes around 10 seconds to render, maxing out my Q6600 @ 3.2ghz. Must take immense computing power to render even a rather short film ^^ (At ~29FPS it would take neally 5 minutes to render one second of a very simple scene like mine on my computer)
Some screenshots of Autodesk 3ds Max:
Had to install it on Windows XP as it did not play nice on Windows 7 (Just gave me a C++ runtime error).
Thanks,
Tom
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Autodesk 3ds Max
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Very nice, the GUI seems very complex to use but I'm sure it gets easy once you know what does what.
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Played around with the lighting a bit and managed to get some better lighting (Although it now takes over 45 seconds to render
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16-05-2009, 12:11 AM #4
45 seconds? I rendered something for 27 hours once... and then immediatly overwrote it by accident.
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16-05-2009, 01:03 AM #5
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I have a copy of that program at the office, I don't know how to use it, looks too complex for me!!
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