RICHARD'S ULTRA LOW POLY CARS - UPDATED

tomsdesk · 6 Mar 2012, 16:26

Richard, you're a Prince! Now people can stop bugging me about the boxy cars in my renders...yeh!

jim smith · 6 Mar 2012, 19:08

Thank you Richard, these are really nice looking considering how small a footprint they make. I have a few models with nearly empty parking lots that I can now make look more convincing.

Richard · 6 Mar 2012, 20:47

OOPS - replied to cheeda in the wrong thread - duh!

wyatt · 6 Mar 2012, 20:55

Thanks, Richard. I will put these to good use.

Richard · 6 Mar 2012, 22:17

Thanks guys, I've updated the files to include V7 versions, and have also done the suggested modifications for use as cast or plastic versions and included as separate.

caronte01 · 7 Mar 2012, 06:33

These are great!

Thanks a lot richard!

stefanq · 7 Mar 2012, 17:04

Thanks Richard!

massimo · 7 Mar 2012, 18:47

Thanks Richard. I really dislike cars (particulary the real cars), but these models look very good and will come in handy.
Thanks for the SU7 version as well.

mwm5053 · 8 Mar 2012, 01:34

Thanks Richard you the man.

Richard · 8 Mar 2012, 04:32

@massimo said:

Thanks Richard. I really dislike cars (particulary the real cars), but these models look very good and will come in handy.
Thanks for the SU7 version as well.

Hmmm? How come you hate cars mate? Must say I rarely put them in renders.

Richard · 8 Mar 2012, 04:53

Dug through my archives to find this little animation that I did years ago with these cars, brings back the reason I did them - it was for an animation pack!

Must be losing my memory! Mind you this was a LONG time ago and way before ruby scripting for SU.

I had created long hand a SU template with about 240 scenes which allowed the camera to be set for a single view then the vehicle movements were components with a vertical panel (component) inserted on 240 layers that turned on/off for each scene.

Car speed was determined by scaling the line the car travelled. As the vertical panel didn't scale (just a plane) reloading it with a car after path insertion and scaling, the car would retain correct size. Also the line could be broken and separately scaled to have the vehicle accelerate and slow.

Also played with people walking by each second component flipping left to right.

Stupid freakin idea but hey it worked and worked well. Like a lot of things I just never got around to finishing them.

My Movie.zip

irwanwr · 17 Mar 2012, 05:22

Thanks Richard
I'll bookmark this post for future needs

cmoreink · 21 Mar 2012, 08:53

Much appreciated Richard

dna · 9 Apr 2012, 17:20

fantastic timesaver, awesome

thomthom · 10 Apr 2012, 07:58

Thank you very much Richard!

Gspahr · 10 Apr 2012, 13:39

Great! I'm sure they will come in handy! Thank you, Richard.

hebarra26 · 10 Apr 2012, 15:04

Thank you Richard, saw this in CatchUp. Would be handy soon!!

bhbarchitects · 11 Apr 2012, 08:12

Cheers Rich

Always working on massing models, your cars are sweet!!

Richard · 11 Apr 2012, 12:36

Thanks all you guys! I'm glad Rich O'Brian noted those so people could advantage them.

nnguyen2288 · 12 Apr 2012, 17:51

Thank you so much sir! I often have to create site plans in a hurry and I just don't have time to fill up the parking lots with bulky, detailed cars. This will help my presentations big time.