Slick Chick by DeathWalker

Vue • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Aug 07, 2006

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After seeing amazing render after amazing render done in Vue I decided I should give it a go. I borowed a friends copy of Infinite to see how I liked it (I had no intention of dropping that mutch money on something I new nothing about). But, to my delight and to my savings accounts horror... I found that Vue blasts Bryce out of the water. This image I did as a little test, trying out the ecosystem, the volumetic materials using Aiko imported from Poser. The out fit was given the unabtainable Glass material and Aiko herself was given the oil slick material. I figure it will take me a little while to save the price for the program, but luckily my friend said that I could continue to use his until I can pony up the dough for my own copy. Anyway, if any one has coment . . . ore even pointers on useing this supremely spammy program feel free to leave me a comment or two or drop me a line. L8R People :)

Comments (3)

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ysvry

3:22AM | Mon, 07 August 2006

i tried it myself and found the colors greyish brown compared with bryce, the other things are better in vue.

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hoskins78

4:31AM | Mon, 07 August 2006

Some things take a little getting used to once you make the switch but I think Vue (and I'm only using Esprit) is the better package too! Love this image - has a nice creepy feel to it with your materials and those burning red eyes! Aiko from the tar pit LOL! Well done :)

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kristinf

1:14PM | Tue, 22 August 2006

Great picture! I love Vue as well. It is going to get a LOT better with version 6. The thing I am most excited about is being able to manipulate Poser scenes within Vue using the poser dials! (not to mention all the masses of other even more important updates) I have tried to respond to you about a question you asked me regaridng models and I am completely unable to fathom the Renderosity private messaging since things changed. So please feel free to drop me a line at kristinfarrell@hotmail.com and I will give you the links and details how to put the lightwave models together (in case you don't want to email me the link is http://www.honda.co.jp/WebPlamo/)