F1 R.C. Mesh [collage] by handige_harrie

Cinema 4D • (none) • posted on Jan 06, 2003

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Description

Trying out stochastic mode Same model as "600 Km/h" Some close-ups of the mesh

Comments (10)

calzgal

1:00PM | Mon, 06 January 2003

NICE work!!!

linkinpark

1:15PM | Mon, 06 January 2003

Wow,fantastic work indeed..I like it very much,it looks so sweet :)

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miketche

5:46PM | Mon, 06 January 2003

Realy cool and fun model. Love it. What was your lighting setup?

celestine_babayaro

12:07AM | Tue, 07 January 2003

Looks like the 'Arnold' render approximation that's been discussed in the forum. No lighting, no materials. It's in the manual.

sabaman

12:15AM | Tue, 07 January 2003

looks great, i like your angles at the modle most, renders look a bit grainy to me but all good,...

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Mango

12:42AM | Tue, 07 January 2003

great light - nice model

elexyr

3:25AM | Tue, 07 January 2003

whoa - i love this b/w-modelimages. very nice lightning.

6:15AM | Tue, 07 January 2003

great model and light

handige_harrie

9:25AM | Tue, 07 January 2003

Thanks for the comment everyone :). Lighting is extremely simple: make your model and add a sky. Go to 'rendersettings' and tick 'radiosity' and 'stochastic mode' on. Increase or decrease the values as you like (mine were 120%-1-50). Then go to the 'options tab' and untick 'auto light'. If your scene is too bright, make a new material, untick specular and decrease the brightness in the color channel. Add this material to your sky. That's all folks :).

mojonixon

3:29PM | Wed, 08 January 2003

animate!!! with some cool camera angles like those you present here