Very cool

Very nice - I love the composition

For a speed modeling competition over at 3dtotal

Best of?

(As if I needed to even say it)

@Neo As others have said, student licenses @ Tom I may start up in Blender again for Indigo exporting purposes, after I transition to Maya. I've heard about all the great new improvements like camera tracking, smoke simulation, etc. It's really coming along nice. @Doug Pics or it didn't happen :wink:

Thanks tom :) I like Max more than I liked 2.49, but I'm not sure about 2.5x because I haven't tried the new versions. I think Max modeling can be just as fast as Blender once one becomes accustomed to the interface and workflows. A big reason I had for switching was that Max seemed to be much more ...

I know your question didn't necessitate such a long response, but I was feeling nostalgic looking back through all these things to find a date, so I figured why not share? :wink: Started in Sketchup in June 08, moved on to Blender in Octoberish 08.. Discovered Indigo in Feb 09, I started getting ser...

Thanks guys

@Borg

Here's an 'exploded' view

and 66543 polys without subdivision on the grip

@Doug Thank you! Sort of off topic, but speaking of modeling, what is the verdict on blender 2.5x? Worth grabbing? It's free and used by thousands of people worldwide - I don't see how it wouldn't be 'worth it' to download and try it. Give it a go, man :wink: @Grin Man Thanks! Your render is looking...

Zom-B wrote: Here another approach I did using Flash:
http://www.zom-b.de/_testserver/lightlayer/

Very cool - I think that the site could use a demo like that under the 'features' page

http://www.flickr.com/photos/godzilla_/ ... otostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/godzilla_/ ... otostream/

secret indigo version?

Beautiful renders, Tom.

Although the second one looks a bit too orange, in my opinion.

Indigo 3.0, about 13 hours & some minor noise reduction/color adjustment in Photoshop.


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