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Discussion in 'Modding' started by scooby, 6 May 2009.

  1. Dark~3nergy

    Dark~3nergy what was dat sandvich ?

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    looks very nice :)

    what software are you useing ?
     
  2. Steveo

    Steveo What's a Dremel?

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    Wow those look amazing. I'ma getting Solidworks and maxwell reneder soon, hopefully I can produce the same results. :D
     
  3. emir_

    emir_ What's a Dremel?

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    Thank you. I'm using Maxwell or Photoworks.

    Got bored today, made a new block.

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  4. Spaceraver

    Spaceraver Ultralurker

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    Wow guys. Stunning work.
    Really need to get my rear end in gear and start rendering all the stuff I make.
    Need to get to grips with Kerkythea. All other stuff made in Rhino 3d 4.0.
    So expect some renders some time.
     
  5. oliverw92

    oliverw92 What's a Dremel?

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    I can't get Bevel Mapping to work in Kerkythea. It doesn't matter setting i put it on, it never does anything. Even if i stick it up to 7.00, it doesn't do anything in the slightest. I followed the tutorial on the website, but it doesn't do it. Anyone got any ideas?
     
  6. cronicash

    cronicash What's a Dremel?

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    Bevel mapping in KT is more like a specular map on just the corners edge to make the edge appear more rounded (light reflecting off the corner at the angle you set it), it will not physically change the model to make this happen, modelled corners/bevels are always more effective and more accurate.

    If your camera is at the wrong angle to the edge where you set it in accordance to the lights you may not even see this effect, as it rely's on the right reflective angle for the specular to be visible...
     
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  7. cronicash

    cronicash What's a Dremel?

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    Gave the res a go alike some others i see going on, just a quick 30 min render...

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  8. Metric

    Metric has a bazooka

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    Cronicash: Nice job, but wouldn't the reservoir still leak since the bolts are inside the groove the oring sits in? It seems the water would leak from the bolts first before being stopped by the oring...:confused:

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  9. Burnout21

    Burnout21 Is the daddy!

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    your best render yet metric!
     
  10. oliverw92

    oliverw92 What's a Dremel?

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    Metric that is stunning!
     
  11. cronicash

    cronicash What's a Dremel?

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    Yeah probably... I only spent half an hour on modeling and texturing anyways. Cheers and likewise....
     
  12. Burnout21

    Burnout21 Is the daddy!

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    only started this CAD model yesterday afternoon, but it was a dirty mock up for a conceptual front panel I am considering for my project log (link in sig).

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    another render.

    Solidworks 2010 and photoworks 360 2010
     
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  13. Combatus

    Combatus Bit-tech Modding + hardware reviews Lover of bit-tech Super Moderator

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    Is this the one I've seen on XS in months gone by? Luuurrrrvly
     
  14. confusis

    confusis Kiwi-modder

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    i still say build it
     
  15. lenne0815

    lenne0815 What has been seen cannot be unseen

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    I thought ill just leave this here...

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  16. lenne0815

    lenne0815 What has been seen cannot be unseen

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    hum, render threat seems a bit slow lately, so something totally unrelated here....

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  17. stonedsurd

    stonedsurd Is a cackling Yuletide Belgian

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    I love this thread.

    I'm thinking of taking CAD/CAM classes in Univ. (Yes, I know it's a wonder a bit-techer at univ hasn't already done the needful, but I'm slow :p)

    Lenne, I thought I'd commented on that render you posted but I guess I didn't :blush: Looks great. How long did it take? And was it done with KT?

    Also, the furniture designs are STUNNING! My mum's totally fallen for the armoire and sideboard.
     
  18. lenne0815

    lenne0815 What has been seen cannot be unseen

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    Thx, i actually build the sideboard

    http://lenne0815.deviantart.com/art/My-apprentice-piece-157371166

    all renders are 3dsmax / maxwell render.
     
  19. stonedsurd

    stonedsurd Is a cackling Yuletide Belgian

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    Wow. How hard was it? Do you have in-progress pictures?
     
  20. lenne0815

    lenne0815 What has been seen cannot be unseen

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    It was 120 hrs hard and as it seems i lost build pics of it, i took some but dunno where they are now :(
     

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