duolith by daltonmonaie

Cinema 4D • (none) • posted on Nov 19, 2002

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Comments (18)

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Shademaster

6:39AM | Tue, 19 November 2002

Amazing detail man! Only point of a improvement are the stars, it looks like they are in front of the planet in the background. But....wouldn't it be great to render it in radiosity?? Would take at least 4 weeks or so, but the results would be absolutely photorealistic!

MartinK

6:57AM | Tue, 19 November 2002

A good model, but pity about the poor quality cutout. Why not drop the backgroun image as a backdrop into c4d and render with it in situ- saves a heck of a lot of work and you get a perfect comp. I'd also tone down or put some 'atmospherics' over the planet- it jumps out too much.

daltonmonaie

7:01AM | Tue, 19 November 2002

hi shademaster. without Radiosity the rendertime was 50 hours (@16000*9000) on a dual AMD. That's why i'll not try this. In front of the planet are some "snowflakes" but no stars!!! thank you for the comment...

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zapper1977

7:10AM | Tue, 19 November 2002

awesome looking rig, wow ahat a render time, need to switch to LigtWave, LOL hehe, but anyway fantastic job.....have a good day....80]

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DeZ

10:54AM | Tue, 19 November 2002

Soo much detail, wonderful job!!! I agree that the stars need more work, you could have when you spent so much time on the foreground. Otherwise...great!

carmello

2:49PM | Tue, 19 November 2002

i really the design of that rig! it has that oldschool scifi look to it which i like very much...wonderful models!

pingo

3:10PM | Tue, 19 November 2002

You just couldn't stop could you? You did that giant model, and then you decided to model a minivan too? Great modeling! I must agree on the snowflakes: They're a bit confusing... but hey, that model... wow!

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Nod

3:45PM | Tue, 19 November 2002

I actually think it looks good enough without radiosity. It's like a studio model from some sci-fi film. :)

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leadnut

7:42PM | Tue, 19 November 2002

wow-awesome model! Ever consider selling it in the marketplace?

Quikp51

9:04PM | Tue, 19 November 2002

Very nice, I like your vision.

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Django

1:16AM | Wed, 20 November 2002

Great model , cool image ...fantastic work

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Terrania

1:55AM | Wed, 20 November 2002

The model is awesome, and the Truck also. I like the composition, but dont think, that the snowflakes are a good idea. The mapping on the drilling unit (? - Left in front?) is overwhelming. Maybe thats why the mapping of the ship itself is not so "breathtaking". 50 hours render? So how big is the c4d-file?

6:24AM | Wed, 20 November 2002

fantastic modelling and texturing work !

memaci

1:39PM | Wed, 20 November 2002

This is exceptional. I like the snow. If you really wanted to pull it off thought you should have accumulated snow on the topsides of the machinery. The blue windows on the truck seem out of place. Fantastic work some of the best I've ever seen.

daltonmonaie

1:32AM | Thu, 21 November 2002

thank you for all this comments

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korborak

9:18PM | Mon, 25 November 2002

Details, details i love details!! What a rig! You should turn down the ambient light. Fantastic job!

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malfunkshun

7:08PM | Mon, 02 December 2002

hmmm... your ring system around the planet is impossible. tilt it to the right about 45 degrees so it lines up wih the planets rotation and you'll have it.

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