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CorsAsh

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21st Apr 06 at 13:26

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Originally posted by ed

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
If you mean scans of real clay models for instance, it's gone the other way now, make the model in CAD then mill it out on a 5-axis miller.

Couldnt do all the engine and interior work in hard media, that'd be shocking

[Edited on 20-04-2006 by CorsAsh]
I scanned my head... They would let me rapid prototype a model of it though

Looking good. All those lofts ust have been hard work...

Lofts, bi-rails, revolves, skins, I'm wearing my mouse out - actually worn away the aluminium button on one side

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21st Apr 06 at 16:13

I have to draw a chip and pin machine I designed on Monday. That should take all of 15 mins

CorsAsh

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21st Apr 06 at 16:13

Cunt.

CorsAsh

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21st Apr 06 at 16:14

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Originally posted by gianluigi
like the arrangement of lights on the top of the car.

Thank you..... NumberTwo.

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21st Apr 06 at 16:34

I need (want) a new computer before I do anymore work though

CorsAsh

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21st Apr 06 at 17:11

2 gig of RAM in mine, still not enough, Jag uses 4 gig minimum

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21st Apr 06 at 17:14

I specced mine with 2 gig, I'm using 512mb at the moment.. Though the box alone is going to cost me £800. Then I need screens

I could spend my entire student loan on it though couldn' I

CorsAsh

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21st Apr 06 at 17:16

It's easily done, spreading your desktop over three 17" flatscreens mounted on the wall *dribble*

RichR

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21st Apr 06 at 17:17

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
2 gig of RAM in mine, still not enough, Jag uses 4 gig minimum

me too - but JCB use 4gig so need to uprate mine soon

CorsAsh

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21st Apr 06 at 17:28

It's annoying cos you think "oh yeah, put more in, will be dead easy. But then you go crazy filleting every little edge and it's back to surfing CS whilst you wait for shaders to turn on

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21st Apr 06 at 17:31

"You should try and include fillets into your extrusions whenever possible"

CorsAsh

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21st Apr 06 at 17:34

Learnt that lesson quickly

RichR

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22nd Apr 06 at 07:34

even with 2 gig ram - it's still suprising how long a big drawing can take to render, or perform tasks

CorsAsh

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5th May 06 at 11:14

Just a few rendering things to sort out, like the headlights, front windows tinted too much etc etc

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5th May 06 at 11:28

Nice one

Were those quick renderings at lower quality setting?

CorsAsh

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5th May 06 at 11:30

Yeah they were, still took 12 mins each

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5th May 06 at 11:34

Yea, it's gonna take ages to to the full versions with ray tracing, reflections and all that. It still amazes me when a rendering comes up and it actually looks photo realistic. My triumph is my Lego model, I showed a picture of it to my Mum and she thought I had just been playing with Lego and taking photos of it

CorsAsh

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5th May 06 at 11:39

I did scale model of a mamod steam engine toy we have, got the same reaction to that one too...

Marc

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5th May 06 at 11:42

Excellant work Ash

CorsAsh

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5th May 06 at 11:47

Cheers Marc, welcome back

Marc

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5th May 06 at 11:48

Laney

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5th May 06 at 11:49

Fully awesome IMO

Jess GSi

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5th May 06 at 11:55

amesome! i am impressed! looks like it took ages

RichR

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5th May 06 at 12:42

mate ofmine does 3D designs for games/companies/anything - this was his latest render

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5th May 06 at 12:47

Ash,

It's RWD,

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