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      TerryTheIrate
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      This is a never-ending-project, seems every time it's done.....I add something to it.

      It'a actually 6 different SU files combined. Once they get larger then around 150 MB's I start a new one.

      I am now trying to learn Rendering. πŸ’š

      http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn197/terrytheirate/sept4bweb.jpg

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        cadmunkey
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        Well you have got off to a great start! Great model by the way. As far as composition of the model is concerned, I'd try not to crop the top of the masts off like you have done. Try get all the ship in the shot. Great stuff!

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        • MALAISEM
          MALAISE
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          Yeah, great stuff indeed. Maybe you could work on shadows

          MALAISE πŸ‘ πŸ‘

          La Connaissance n'a de valeur que partagΓ©e

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            sepo
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            great model πŸ‘ which rendering soft did you use?

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              TerryTheIrate
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              Using Kerkythea for rendering. I like it, but have been looking for something that uses 64bit and can be used on a Mac. I have 16gb of ram, but Kerkythea is 32bit. 😒

              Here's a shot with the whole ship.

              http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn197/terrytheirate/sept5a.jpg

              I like alittle more detail though. πŸ˜„

              http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn197/terrytheirate/sept5c.jpg

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              • olisheaO
                olishea
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                great model πŸ‘ i would suggest more reflection in the water. the boat appears to float (in mid air due to low reflection) at the moment.

                oli

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                • MarianM
                  Marian
                  last edited by

                  😲 Amazing detail πŸ‘

                  You really have to tweak the materials, the renders looks somewhat "flat".

                  http://marian87.deviantart.com/

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                  • FrederikF
                    Frederik
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                    @terrytheirate said:

                    ...have been looking for something that uses 64bit and can be used on a Mac. I have 16gb of ram, but Kerkythea is 32bit. 😒

                    You should take a look at Thea Render... πŸ˜‰
                    (EDIT: Aaahhh... You're on Mac... Thea Render is only available as 32-bit for Mac, but there's already a 64-bit for both Win and Linux...)

                    Cheers
                    Kim Frederik

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