I've been around a fair bit, seen the darker side of life, been burned, but still here. Different than most, we can have a unique outlook on things.
BIO
Originally started work with video production but quickly got involved in CGI in 1991 Unfortunately, almost all my work previous to 1999 (dating back to 1991) was lost due to computer problems, but a few pics survived (mostly the ones that were already online). The earliest renderings were done on Amiga500 with Sculpt/Animate4D, then later on an Amiga1200 with Imagine2, 3 and 4 Later renders were done on a Pentium133 in Imagine for DOS 4, then later on a PII233 with Imagine for Windows. Current work is done on my P4 3.2Ghz with 3dsmax, tho I have occasionally done some work with Lightwave and Cinema4D. Check out my homepage at http://members.iinet.net.au/~multispud22/
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Comments (7)
tien_avielle
Hi Lahl, great to see your master craftship again! I am still clueless as to these "passes" in Imagine - if there are no buttons, then I don't know how you are working this magic in Imagine. Life is too stressed now to even try, but I'll look forward to tutes from you and Clae.
Lahl
Thanks Tien. If you're still clueless about multipss rendering in Imagine, then check out my tutorials on my site, which is what this image was rendered for. It should help explain things for you :)
Eugenius
WOW!!! Beautiful render! this is exceptional work.
donaldvf
Very nice lighting resulting in an effective rendering. Extremely good work!
Lahl
The models are in a proprietry .PLY format. There are links to format converters and info about the file format etc on the site. I converted them by importing them into 3dsmax and then exporting them as 3ds or dxf, then importing them into Imagine. Just don't forget to increase Imagine's preference settings for max point, edge and face count per object. I set mine to 2 million which uses about a half a Gig RAM
Nuno
Ok,Lahl,thanks. Unfortunately,that means I won't be able to play around with the models:no 3DSmax for the Amiga... ;)
Lahl
Nuno. I can easily upload the converted objects to the Imagine website. See PM for more info