Lighting & Texturing Practice by berkeys
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Comments (11)
Lary
Nice modeling and reflection, hehe.. where is the rest of your key set? :)
Moebius87
Really very realistically real. :oP Looks so good, I'd love to pick this one up and find a nice high speed manufacturing machine I can drop it into. :o)
Fillingim
Really Really Good. Realistic!!
CarolSassy
Excellent work! Look ready to use. (:
i0n
Thats pretty goddam good man!
Platyvark-4
The inside edges are'nt parallel, you would strip the head off any bolt you tightened with this. Besides that there seems to be some poly problems on the very ends, and the shadow seems a little off as well. I wont mention the fact that most of the world uses metric wrenches Mr. Yankee, and what's up with the name? Could'nt you think of something better than Aardvark? Stick to Sci-fi stuff, leave the real world to the pros.
Nos
Hrmm, that may be a little harsh there Platyvark. This is an excellent render, and very close to being photo-real. There are some really good lighting tutorial links in the lightwave main page here on renderosity, which may help you in creating a functional lighting rig. Other than that, great job and keep modeling!!
roysorenson
Good job! Put some hex shapes in there and it looks great to me! Metric? What's that?
Oshio
berkleys/platyvark-4 are u really schitzo :)
Thomas2
Very well done. Is that drop forged?
WRAR
Spot on surfaces, maybe a bit more work needed on the model, but otherwise I think it looks realy very nearly like a photo of a Spanner. O and by the way Platyvark-4 if you are a pro at modelling the real world why donut you post some of it?