rendered with LW 7.0

[Tigbit]

Please give me your opinions. I have been trying a different mode of thinking with this one render. If all goes well I will be redoing the Gron set using this concept.



I had gotten through half the redesign when I realized it was not going to work out well.

[Ed Kolis]

Ooh, cool... next time try an antialiased render though, the jagged "windows" on the front really ruin the "smooth organic" effect

[Tigbit]

Still working on the lighting and all that. The windows were too quickly done.

[Tigbit]

Does anyone know where to find the antialias in LW?

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Nevermind. Do you realize how long I looked to find out how?
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[ August 31, 2003, 23:14: Message edited by: Tigbit ]

[Tigbit]

Okay redid it.



Thanks Ed

[Tigbit]

[ September 01, 2003, 01:09: Message edited by: Tigbit ]

[Atrocities]

Very nice. What do you think of Light Wave?

[Tigbit]

I am very pleased with it. The prog I used on my other sets (Truespace) would have caused me to give up real quick on this one. We're talking ulcers and all that noise. Lightwave, though it has a non-intuitive interface (what 3D prog doesn't) is real easy to grasp. What isn't easy can be found in the form of tutorials on the net.

[Cirvol]

have you tried rhinoceros 3.0 ?

i've been trying to play with it as a first attempt at doing my own shipset... its kinda cool

i was wondering if you could give info comparitively.

i know (or at least i hear) that 3d studio max is best... but of course price prohibitive

comments?

[Tigbit]

I have only used Truespace and Lightwave so I cannot make any comments about anything else. Lightwave is use professionally.