LW vs. Rhino by Lexip

Lightwave • (none) • posted on Jan 24, 2003

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Description

Rhino modeling, LightWave3d rendering.

Comments (9)

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Fillingim

4:55PM | Fri, 24 January 2003

Cool...nice and shiny!!! Great Curves!!

Lexip

5:38AM | Sat, 25 January 2003

there is no textures. Just reflection and Fresnel shader... Rainbowing - colored light.

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faceless

9:53PM | Sat, 25 January 2003

Fresnel shader? I haven't used shaders. Are they easy to use?

Lexip

2:34AM | Sun, 26 January 2003

they are wery easy. Just pick up some time to play with it.

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Moebius87

3:15AM | Sun, 26 January 2003

Very nicely done... although "vs." (versus) actually means "against". In this case you might want to mean "working together". :o)

Lexip

4:13AM | Sun, 26 January 2003

no,... it's fighting in me... I love LW, but I'm in shock about easy modeling in Rhino...

EBac2001

9:16AM | Mon, 27 January 2003

keep in lw, rhino is the poormans modeler...you'll thank yourself later

sabaman

7:03PM | Mon, 27 January 2003

the poormans modeler, hmmmmmm, wonder whats that supposed to mean, well, to me lw and rhino are both great modelers, anyways, thats a nice shader and nice render,...

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spaceboy

6:02AM | Thu, 30 January 2003

Rhino is great, dudes. Only bad think about it that when i use it i use keyboard shortcuts that i use in MAX, and sure, they dont work in rhino. This phenomenon is called "negative transfer". Yeah, and transporting mesh with optimal detail is sometimes pain in the butt.