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Some of the models i did in 3d Max 2009

Started by _*redcobra_*, Jul 28 2008 11:26 AM

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#1 _redcobra_

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Posted 28 July 2008 - 11:26 AM

Hi,
this is my first topic so i hope i did not post it in the wrong section

anyway here r some models i did in 3d max please rate them and tell me how to improve

ps: im still new to 3d max

(if u know any tutorial that will train me on doing good illumination and lightning i would appreciate ur help

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Ill keep this page updated to any new models ive done ^^

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wagon_max.jpg 140.61K 33 downloads
table.jpg 97.95K 33 downloads
mohammed__s_residence.jpg 212.74K 31 downloads
pot_glow.jpg 243.35K 26 downloads
Muslim_house.jpg 187.86K 33 downloads
chinese_holy_water.jpg 212.16K 30 downloads

Edited by redcobra, 31 July 2008 - 06:55 AM.

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#2 SebLev

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Posted 28 July 2008 - 02:13 PM

It's not bad for a starter... little notes on the lighting... try a 3 point light system... it will looks much better and if it is set up right then your shadows shouldn't be as dark and crisp edged like your getting... but pretty much the only way to improve is just my practice... the more you do it the better you get... even if you have the best tutorials at your finger tips, it doesn't mean your good yet... keep at it and you will do great...

your doing better then some people i know... also try challenging yourself more on the modeling side of it... always push the bar you set and that's how you get better

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#3 _redcobra_

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Posted 28 July 2008 - 03:18 PM

lilman, on Jul 28 2008, 02:13 PM, said:

It's not bad for a starter... little notes on the lighting... try a 3 point light system... it will looks much better and if it is set up right then your shadows shouldn't be as dark and crisp edged like your getting... but pretty much the only way to improve is just my practice... the more you do it the better you get... even if you have the best tutorials at your finger tips, it doesn't mean your good yet... keep at it and you will do great...

your doing better then some people i know... also try challenging yourself more on the modeling side of it... always push the bar you set and that's how you get better

Thx for the notes