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CorsAsh

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 16:30

it's all eye candy at the end of the day, tutors wanted to see the layout of components so i did that rather than a cutaway or something


antscorsa

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 16:26

i bet, i juts learnt to render glass adn the shadows etc and the items behind it ook ages to render,
looks superb that tho ash


CorsAsh

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 16:16

cant remember exactly how long it took, but I ended up going to bed and it just finished as i woke up next morning.


ed

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 16:15

That must take fecking AGES to process!


Gav S

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 16:14

:thumbs:


CorsAsh

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 16:13

Did something like that ed, rendered a whole model from last year in a perspex material:



Took fookin ages tho :!


ed

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 16:08

quote:
Originally posted by bradfincham
Looks more like a rendering programme rather that a cad package, get yourself on solid edge
Quite a few CAD packages have photo realistic rendering software built into them because if you go take a technical drawing to a client they will be like "what the fuck" :lol:

I love playing about with them... Seeing what it would look like if you had an engine block made of glass is a fun one, especially if you can animate the whole enige to work :o

[Edited on 08-11-2005 by ed]


CorsAsh

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 14:53

only if you're no good at them :P


Rus

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 14:52

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Max is best for rendering

Alias is best for NURBS


but nurbs are a pain in the arse :P


CorsAsh

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 14:52

Max is best for rendering

Alias is best for NURBS


antscorsa

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 14:28

i used inventor or solidoworks to draw in then 3d studio max.
all of whihc i hvae copies of ful versions for asle if u need them


RichR

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 14:14

I wasn't imressed by solid edge - I prefer 3DS Max


RichR

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 14:13

All of the above were designed using Rhino 3(which is a CAD design program) and the above pics are renderings done in Flamingo ( a rhino Plug in):thumbs:

[Edited on 08-11-2005 by LiVe LeE]


bradfincham

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 14:08

Looks more like a rendering programme rather that a cad package, get yourself on solid edge


RichR

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 14:05




RichR

 posted on 8th Nov 05 at 14:05

just been playing around on Rhino3 and Flamingo Rendering, doing a few bits towards my dissertation - Studying Yacht and powercraft design/engineering.

what do you think?