thanks man!"

@david57 said:

Beautiful, I like those two last renders and thing that your getting very good results.

Thank you, here is the new video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99HtCXn0C1w

hi guis this is another shot from this scene, i'd realy like to hear from you what you think.

Hi guis, thankyou so mutch for all those comments! I'm not happy with this first result, and i'm not happy with the second result that i'm getting here, but the problem is > Time. I dont have it, the client needs it very fast, and i've to make one more video in more 20 days, i'm loosing my head. This image here is the still image that i'll use in my video.

Modeled in sketchup and rendered in modo 401.

Fantastic work! I love it! realy!

Fantastic work!

Hi guis i'm here to show you an video that was made in sketchup (the modeling) + Modo (rendering) There was 24frames per sencond and 120s of rendered images. I've done it with 4 core2quads, in a lan rendering. The total time was about 3 days. For time reasons the camera is so fast.
I'd realy like to make it better but as i said the time as aganist me.

I hope you like it!

Just great and beautifull work my friend!

silver_shadow, you don't imagine how many people here in Brazil knows you for your Eye candy's works. You are the greatest with sketchup man, i'm so sad how can google stay with this powerfull tool of modeling and not improove this so mutch loved software. I can tell you that you are very known in all world, for all those ho use sketchup, and i always show your work to those who use another software, to show that sketchup is capable.
Thanks for sharing this great work!

thats very good job!!! thanks for sharing the proccesses.

@unknownuser said:

@click draw said:

I checked out the 401 demo on their site....Is anyone that has Modo on here going to upgrade...is it worth it?
Jeff

I think so, yes. Though if you already own, say, Vray, and don't need modo's modeling tools to further tweak your SU model, I'd say you're better off keeping your cash in your pocket.

ooor you can do just like me. i've both.

@david57 said:

Yes, very nice, exterior renders don't get any better that this.

actully i think it can, and i'll try to do that.

@silver_shadow said:

nice renders.
How long have you been using Modo and where did you learn to use it? I really am interested in looking into this program for further development for myself

I know you work and i'm a big fan of you. I think this software is perfecto for what you do! Together with sketchup i think it's the perfect combination.

@earthmover said:

Yes, very nice Ande! I would loose the psychedelic snack cart though. I think it looks way out of place in that neighborhood.

I love, love the second image. Was there any photoshop done to the waterfall, or is that straight out of Modo?

I totaly agree with you about that snack cart! lol.

The waterfall was done all in modo and there is no photoshop on it, it's very simple do that on modo.

sepo... hum the first one took about 10min and the last it as in 17min, but what makes modo workflow very quick is that you have always a real time preview render.

stinkie... yes.

solo... thanks man, i've used some evermotions, luxology and 3dwarehouse to bild this images, but modo have a very large materials of content.

princedragoncok.... you are right! Thanks.

artysmedia... the first one is one model i've downloaded from 3dwarehouse, those pines it's from autodesck free models, and the car is from 3dwarehouse.

The second image, i've used 3dwarehouse and the grass is fur from modo, and a looooot of proxis, or replica how it's called in modo 401.

The basic as, wall, flors, and those things i use to model in sketchup, than import to modo and render.

i think this is the most detalied work on sketchup i've ever seen

i think that the shadow is too hard! Make it softer! Grat work indeed.

Hi guis i'm here to show you the last two renders the first one was made on modo 302 and the second one on modo401

VUE? thats a great job there.

@fletch said:

some good stuff here, folks!
there's a great little tutorial put together by Patricks about modeling this type of "liquid in a glass" scene found on Kerkythea's forum in this thread.
here it is:

YEAH!!! that's exactly what i've tryed to show on video. thank's man!

@unknownuser said:

Following your tutorials andeciuala.
Thanks again.

that's great comgratulations!!!

i realy like both, and i'm very impress on the rendered shots. Congratulations Nomer