BMW M3 by kennyliu

3D Studio Max • Transportation • posted on Jan 08, 2004

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I tried to make some decent render without using GI, plug-in, and hdri. They were rendered with default scanline. I

Comments (26)

kennyliu

2:31AM | Thu, 08 January 2004

sorry for the jagged problem which was caused by compression.

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Lary

2:53AM | Thu, 08 January 2004

wow ! i love it! very nice model! Try it to put into a real scene... :)

Alekssander

3:18AM | Thu, 08 January 2004

It's great, and I'm jealous.

Kylara

5:44AM | Thu, 08 January 2004

Wow Kenny... Was waiting for a new one from you. I have no idea how you do it but I it sure looks real. Excellent work!

mali

5:50AM | Thu, 08 January 2004

Great model! What technique did you use to model it?

Lon Chaney

9:09AM | Thu, 08 January 2004

great modeling.

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lorddarthvik

10:05AM | Thu, 08 January 2004

WOW !!! Its even better then the real one, theres no dust on it :) There are no words that could properly express the beuty of it. a BMW 3 fan

mushypea

10:54AM | Thu, 08 January 2004

Great image, BMW's are lovely looking cars.

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m3d

12:53PM | Thu, 08 January 2004

wow thats coolrespect;)10+++++++++ greetz m3d

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Honda2000

4:04PM | Thu, 08 January 2004

Really excellent work!!!!!

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zandar

8:47PM | Thu, 08 January 2004

Great great modeling, and an impressive realistic render. You did a superior job without the use of GI. I could only imagine the realism you would achieve had you used it... you would have to put it in the photography section. ;-) One thing I'm seeing that I don't quite know why it's there... in the top pic, on the front headlights there seems to be some yellow areas in the specular regions of the glass. Is that a reflection of some sort, or perhaps a render artifact of some kind?

darksecret1

8:57PM | Thu, 08 January 2004

i like the lighting in ur image. nice BMWs :)

sokol

10:36PM | Thu, 08 January 2004

Awesome job!

kennyliu

10:48PM | Thu, 08 January 2004

Thanks for all of the comments. To Mali, it was made with spline and ploy. To Zandar, you have good eyes man, the yellow specular in the headlight glass is reflection.

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Rykk

11:27PM | Thu, 08 January 2004

WAY cool beemers! The realism of these models is incredible, Kenny - the shadows and how the light reflects off the surfaces. These must take a TON of work to perfect like this - VERY impressive, man!

LCGuy

4:52AM | Fri, 09 January 2004

You reall should re-do the images (re: file compression).. the jaggies kill your work! From what I can see, though, your attention to detail is excellent!

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SinnerSaint

10:43AM | Fri, 09 January 2004

The second one looks a lot more real than the first. It's still not photographic, but it's damn close for not using GI.

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ariaans

7:30PM | Fri, 09 January 2004

You really did an awesome job Kenny!! Both modeling, texturing and lightning and rendering! It's harder to nicely texture a car then I imagened and this looks Exellent! Without GI or HDRI! I look forward to the others!!:)

el_shadow

8:49AM | Sat, 10 January 2004

DAMN YOU'RE GOOD, MAN! Looks like your materials get better everytime you post. huh? Without GI or HDRI and it looks like this? AWSOME, man! Bravo.

L&A

9:52AM | Tue, 13 January 2004

GEEZ!..I'm trying to create a car too...I hope I would be able to do it that great...what technique do you use? The texturing is quite impressive too

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