RUUUNN! by pnevai

Lightwave • (none) • posted on Mar 10, 2001

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Comments (14)

Quikp51

11:54PM | Sat, 10 March 2001

Cool , you should have added the huge thruster tails the StarFuries had when engaged in high speeds to give this scene a better sense of motion.

Elizabeth

12:06AM | Sun, 11 March 2001

Great render!!! I love the rich color and star burst.Really beautiful.

Taura Noxx

12:41AM | Sun, 11 March 2001

welldone, I agree with Quikp51 aabout the thruster trails. I love it :)

SHiVER

2:02AM | Sun, 11 March 2001

wow, i think it's fab.!

pnevai

2:24AM | Sun, 11 March 2001

So you want thruster trails eh? Ask and you shall recieve. Stay tuned!

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foleypro

7:09AM | Sun, 11 March 2001

Great pic when I first viewed it I thought it was done in max excellent pic and I will stay tuned

pnevai

11:45PM | Sun, 11 March 2001

Here you go, complete with trust trail, They are not stars but the flying debris from an huge explosion behind the starfury. The effect was created by creating a random points sphere. Then increasing its scale across a number of frames. Converting the points to poly's and boosting up the luminosity and applying particle blur and glow effect to the "debris" causes Lightwave to render the hot streaks as you see them. A central point light light source at the middle of the object lights the points and the further away and the less densly packed the points the dimmer the glow effect. The only way to create such effects is to actually create a animation and then select a frame that gets all of the elements to render the way you want them. This is frame 16 of a 60 frame animation where all objects in the frame are in motion. With no animated motion in a LW frame there can be none of the dynamics you see in the render.

nick2k

12:58PM | Tue, 13 March 2001

wow now that is flashy :) If you created the model kudos if you didn't you still get kudos for one heck of a cool render. Peace out and party on. Nick

JVogel

6:42PM | Sun, 15 April 2001

pictures like this make me wish I have light wave =-)

tisleti

6:19PM | Mon, 14 May 2001

Veeeerrrrry cool!

Seventh

12:27PM | Thu, 06 September 2001

Hmm, I hate to suck up, but it's a truly great render. Perheps you could try just a slight variation in the colors of the particles as they drift further from the center of the explosion. Not sure it would help your scene but I think it might give just a tad more focus on the ship. Ok. A 9.8 for you... oh... I can't work in decimals? I'll make an exception then and give you a 10.

Morpheous_Zen

4:29PM | Sun, 10 February 2002

This is the first time I'm gooing through your gallery, and this on just jumps out at me. Awsome

Novakog

11:56PM | Sun, 07 April 2002

ooo ya man! That is sweet texturing, rendering, effects, lighting, man that is just one plain awesome picture!

Echoz

11:19AM | Fri, 05 December 2003

Wow! Now this is 3D! even as a still frame the ship and stars Jump out at you on the screen! I bet this is one of those scenes that you feel in your stomach when put in motion. Excellent!