Reactor Monitor Display by chippwalters
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Description
Modeled 100% inside of Vue using only primitives and my own new radiusing Python scripts. See http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/test2/ReactorDevice_big.jpg for non-textured image.
Comments (14)
vncnt9663
Love your detail work. It's spot on. Great job as always
ericwestray
Very realistic! Isn't Vue a "hot" program? It would be kinda awesome to see the reflection of some legs (uniformed workers or scientists) in the reflection of the wall - gathered around the object. But don't show the actual people in the scene. Whatcha' think? Eric
Margenal
Fantastic modelling and rendering, i really like these great textures...
BernieStafford
Excellent modelling & texturing!
bruno021
Awesome work, Chipp.
chrispoole
That is awesome, the modelling and lighting is superb and the realism just rocks, awesome mats as well. Top work.
cmaupin
Absolutely fantastic render. The attention to detail on the materials is exceptional. I wish I could make such photo realistic materials in my renders. I just cant get over the lighting and reflections; they are so realistic. Great job.
garyandcatherine
Super looking render especially the glass container texture.
FrenchKiss
Wow!! Fantastic modeling and the lighting makes this look so real! Really excellent work!
Kei_O
very very nice model!! good job!!!
Laerrus
Nicely done. Excellent textures and lighting.
wabe
Brilliant!
rl2000
FANTASTIC WORK MATE!!
Alpharius
First off, let me say how much I love his image--I'd give it 6 stars if I could. The detail in the model is stunning! I'm relatively new to Vue, and had no idea that it could be used for such intricate modeling. I suppose I should check out how to take advantage of Python scripts.