Car renders,WIPs&videos
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Ha! I just watched the last video, and your process looks very familiar. There is an enormous amount of tweaking and testing in creating an exact organic shape with SDS, and you showed it very well in this video.
I've gotten intensely involved in levels of detail like this, and found that many hours have passed without my having noticed. I haven't done any cars because I don't have the eye for car design that you obviously do. I can appreciate and understand (and even duplicate) the technical skill, but the conceptual vision is not something you can teach -- you either have it or you don't.
You certainly seem to have it...
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Thanks!
If u have patience u can do whatever u want IF u have imagination.
Here is the last video recorded until now....maybe i ll shot others but for now this is all.
[flash=660,525:37ciuwxp]http://www.youtube.com/v/ETrZYfooN-o&hl=en&fs=1&color1=0x5d1719&color2=0xcd311b&border=1[/flash:37ciuwxp]Thank you all for dropping by!
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another concept (WIP)
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This is most definitely one of your weirdest car and also ugliest(at least so far
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nice supersonic plane there...
and yes,the front looks a bit like my concept
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I have watched your videos. Your technique is quite familiar to me. I use a similar method when dividing or adding detail the mesh manually and filling in gaps in mesh but other than that I make my models quite a lot different. I have had trouble with that joint push-pull tool. I downloaded it but I cannot seem to get it to work in any version of SU... I can’t seem to get the sub-smooth to work either.
I think the above design looks very much like a Caterham, although the size of the wheels might suggest that it’s a little bigger, I very much like the 7 shape.
Best of luck with future modeling
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@marian said:
This is most definitely one of your weirdest car and also ugliest(at least so far
).Even ugly has potential
. Can't wait to see it finished.@unknownuser said:
I can’t seem to get the sub-smooth to work either
Speaking of SDS, I've used it for a brief time; it's pretty hard but rewarding. So far I've managed to make a spoiler (the one on the Artega) . So wrap it up, almost all of the work goes to preparation. Then let the SDS do the rest. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
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If you are reffering to how I'm using SDS...Its not that...It just doesn't appear in SU. Nor do most of the plug-ins I try to use.
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Oh no, I understood. I was just comparing my experience to Ely's.
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i make everything by hand,i m using scale tool,i repeat same arches but different size,i change the angle,i m playing with them,i fit them by hand(my english isn t good enough to describe u all as i wish,sorry)
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hey ely how do you make the car parts look all separated and stuff?
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wow your cars are incredilbe..i would luv to be able to make stuff like yours maybe one day
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Thx buddy...with patience and imagination u will!
Cheers!
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the best way to desribe your cars is cool!tha shapes you make are really really good!
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i think that the rear lights could be a bit longer but thas jus me
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wow dude once again you got my admiration
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I'd NEVER have enough patience to do something like THAT!
...that and I don't have sds
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Render criticism; The reason I don't use background pictures of any kind (usually), is that when you do, you have to make sure the shadows are the same in the render as your background. You're car has soft shadows, straight down, meanwhile the house in the background has angled shadows, that are much more 'hard'. Just looks a bit funny is all. Also, in the later renders, the light should be coming from the sun in the background, and with more of a yellow-orange tint. Still, great job
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