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14-bis β jenny 3d project 4
Published: 2008-11-11 22:51:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 8012; Favourites: 116; Downloads: 346
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Just a quick render , using mental ray and final gather.and that is the image I am using as a reference .
Its from season 1 , The party machine episode.
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What's the most challenging part of doing this?
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The face ....
in the original cartoon , they made her face as if it was on a flat surface , and not in a sphere .
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Good choice of reference. Her proportions are a little less cartoonish in the first season.
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Looking pretty good! I can't wait for the end result!
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Haha, that's funny. We just happen to be modeling robots right now in my class. xD
Yours is far superior to mine, though.
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Lookin' good so far. Can't wait to see it finished
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looks pretty good so far! i wish you the best of luck with this^^
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How Do you do 3-D pictures i always wanted to do some of my pictures like these
Still its good
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I going to have to find my discs of 3Ds MAX. I use to be a pro.
I stoped fooling with it because i took for ever to render any thing on a Pentium3. But this 3d jenny you have bin working on gives me renewed interest. And yes i upgraded my computer like 20 times since then.
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Are you taking any classes in Maya or are you basically teaching yourself right now?
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I have been working in 3d for about 12 years .
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very nice. I 'm not a big nurbs person, but u make it look really enticing to pic up again.
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Cool
btw about her skins
are you gonna use her normal cyan color or her blazing fire paint job color?
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Are you gonna add the color after you finish constructing up her body for your project? Oh, and well done.
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Yes , I will color her , but that will be one of the last details .
Fisrt I have to finish the modeling , and them adding animation controls .
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very cool, just wonderin, how r u doin the eyes?
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I am pondering the same thing , ha ha .
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I'm keeping a close eye on this one. Looks like you're staying relatively close to the original style, but with some more mechanically correct touch's. Real nice so far! Still saving up for a decent Mac and a copy of Maya myself!
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Oh , and I will use this 3d model to help me with my sculpture of her .
I will keep you informed.
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Excellant, I'm still struggling to catch up on my last 2. Beatrix copies are nearly painted, then on to Amy's mold.
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I hope you're doing lots of back-ups. I'd hate to hear that you lost all this work in a crash!
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ha ha ...triple back up .
I can lost a day of work , but never the entire project.
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its a control on how the lights bounce on the surfaces.
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Oh. Im still just learning how to control those light thingies (in fact, i had my first lesson on that last saturday), is it easy to use? and more importantly, is it one of the free plugins?
which program you're using, by the way?
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The final gather option is something that is in all render prograns. like mental ray or vray.
I am using Maya 2008.
but , I hope you understand that the program is not important. Its the user .
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Oh i know, for one i can't model in maya for my life, while 3d studio max is an angel to me. Still all the talent is 100% you.
I was asking just in case it was one of those things that only one program has, i'll look into the options of 3dsmax for it.
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If you are using Max , you should render in Mental ray or in V-ray .
In both cases you will find the final gather option .
It creates a boincing light thru the camera .
In my jenny scne , there is just one light , but , you can see how the bright from the ground iluminates her shadow areas.
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Sweet, then i shalll check the Mental ray options, oddly enough, i don't have v-ray. I also shall look for it. Thanks for the info.
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Hey i have one question? What program do you use?
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it says mental ray... So I'm gonna guess 3DS max.
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