Render this: Neon cube

[D-space]

My first try...some close up....after a couple of hrs later.....

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[EarthMover]

My first quicky with Vray. Low res output. Forgive the matrix looking wallpaper. I wish I had time to play more. This is a really cool model!!

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[sketchnl]

@d-space said:

My first try...some close up....after a couple of hrs later.....

It's looking good. You use field of view?

Is it a 12 volt?

[sketchnl]

@earthmover said:

My first quicky with Vray. Low res output. Forgive the matrix looking wallpaper. I wish I had time to play more. This is a really cool model!!

Thanks, very cool, V-ray. .
V-ray is to difficult for me, but you... I'm very impressed.
nice work.

[D-space]

@sketchnl said:

@d-space said:

My first try...some close up....after a couple of hrs later.....

It's looking good. You use field of view?

Is it a 12 volt?

None of those!
Thanks, and mine's still very much entry level...would love to do more for the lovely models.

[D-space]

@earthmover said:

My first quicky with Vray. Low res output. Forgive the matrix looking wallpaper. I wish I had time to play more. This is a really cool model!!

Nice matrix...definetly one of my fav movies!

[D-space]

@urgen said:

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..night HDRI.....hypershot 20 min..... +photoshop

Lovely hypershot!
Some emitting materials? How about posting it?
It's not needed if it's some xray from the lib.

Lovely reflections massimo!

[sketchnl]

@d-space said:

@urgen said:

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..night HDRI.....hypershot 20 min..... +photoshop

Lovely hypershot!
Some emitting materials? How about posting it?
It's not needed if it's some xray from the lib.

Lovely reflections massimo!

uhu really nice reflections

[massimo]

Thanks D-space and sketchnl.
BTW your model is really good jeremy.

[D-space]

Just a couple more shots...xmas ornaments & photomatch.

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[urgen]

@d-space said:

Lovely hypershot!
Some emitting materials? How about posting it?
It's not needed if it's some xray from the lib.

...yes=))) this is emitting material ....It there is ...But it is not made active in standart hypershot
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[urgen]

....Mystic model,Solo... sketchnl, thank you.
..night HDRI.....hypershot 20 min...o-o-h,my antique pentium4 ... +photoshop

[Rico91]

This is my try of this beautifull model

[tallbridgeguy]

Can someone tell me why my image has scroll bars? It is only 640px wide? thanks! Just click on it and it expands?

Thea 1hr 10min

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[olishea]

these are very nice. i love yours massimo!! very natural!

model very very nice, well detailed!!

dspace i like your composition too!

hypershot renders look very polished! seems very good for product shots etc

[massimo]

Thanks Oli, but I'm waiting for one of your well known awesome render of transparent objects.

[Rico91]

[urgen]

...o-o-oh nice model!....very nice!
....hypershot ones again...

[stefanq]

Thanks for sharing this beauty!
V-Ray image

[dutchesse]

OK, so after visiting this site for a couple of months and admiring all the pro's work, I thought I'd take the plunge and give these challenges a try, first time
I am soso in getting around in Sketchup and have been making some architectural models for work, but I'm very new to this whole rendering happening and from the getgo get overwhelmed by all the abreviations people are using, anyway ....I guess I'll have to make a list :0)

How does one go about starting this thing? I am using twilight and understand I have to assign materials from the Twilight library ... so I started to take on that task, but in disecting this model, I noticed something odd ... This is a wicked detailed table lamp but it appears that it is made out of all .... "groups". The only component is the table. I was under the understanding that in Sketchup, it is best to make components out of repeating items. Did I download it wrong? Is part of the challenge that I make it into groups? This model is reacting superslow and I haven't even applied anything fancy yet. (What I envision for this lamp is to be all rusty and damaged, but still working here and there, like it has been an old artifact dug up, o say, a 100 years from now).

I would really appreciate the feedback and guidance as I take the dive into render world :0)
thanks, DutchEsse