My Dormroom by Pingvin

3D Studio Max • Architecture • posted on Jan 25, 2004

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COMMENTS PLEASE!!!

Comments (5)

Pingvin

6:33PM | Sun, 25 January 2004

This is my first project so, please, comments welcome but... Be gentile ;-P

mashi

2:28AM | Mon, 26 January 2004

well, i know it's your first project, so don't worry if i say it's kind of empty, if you put something more in the scene, adjust the textures and put some shadows it would become great! u can't imagine what can do some shadows _ keep trying and good luck p.s.: i'm a beginner too :)

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Lary

5:33AM | Mon, 26 January 2004

hotel room I uderstantd...keep going! use the omni light and shadows for goo result! but NOT FINISHED! ;)

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MINTY1974

5:47AM | Mon, 26 January 2004

Lary is right. By simply turning the shadows on the Omni light your image will start to come alive. I know how intimidating it can be using 3dsmax for the first time, I only started a few weeks ago myself. Keep up the good work:) Minty

Pingvin

9:48AM | Mon, 26 January 2004

Thanks you guys... You are very comforting... Being a beguinner using 3d Studio Max is a nightmare! I don't know how to use the lights and shadows, ore addjusting the textures... I'd love it if you'd find the time to teach me...