karthik420
05-12-2003, 06:33 PM
well did in softimage 3.01 njoy wanted to bring tht afternoon to evenin look anywayzz plzz comment........
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johnnyMac
05-12-2003, 08:36 PM
... uhhh ...it's me again (i guess people will read this post before the other one... oh well)
i like this image better then the night time shot. i still think the room could use point lights with intensity falloff instead of ambient. it's difficult to learn to use point lights instead of ambient but you get so much more control over how the room looks in the end. for example, in the corner of the room it would probably be a little darker eventhough it's daylight out. add a bump to the wall texture if the wall has some texture to it.
anyway, keep up the good work.
i like this image better then the night time shot. i still think the room could use point lights with intensity falloff instead of ambient. it's difficult to learn to use point lights instead of ambient but you get so much more control over how the room looks in the end. for example, in the corner of the room it would probably be a little darker eventhough it's daylight out. add a bump to the wall texture if the wall has some texture to it.
anyway, keep up the good work.
karthik420
05-12-2003, 08:39 PM
thnxx dude ill make it rite thnxx nywayzz keep chkin
gary hsu
05-12-2003, 10:29 PM
Oh........I hate this assignment so much..........cus I didn't get a good mark. By the looks of it, you will probably do better than me on this one
krusty027
05-12-2003, 10:59 PM
korthik...
I'm sorry, but I find it hard to believe that someone who can create such obviosuly junior work as these room images you've posted (which isn't a bad thing, everyone has to start somewhere) can also create such obviously high-quality art work with brilliant lighting, modeling and textures as you've displayed in the 'powerbook' post...
Will the real korthik please stand up?
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I'm sorry, but I find it hard to believe that someone who can create such obviosuly junior work as these room images you've posted (which isn't a bad thing, everyone has to start somewhere) can also create such obviously high-quality art work with brilliant lighting, modeling and textures as you've displayed in the 'powerbook' post...
Will the real korthik please stand up?
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gary hsu
05-12-2003, 11:28 PM
every object in the room is default, it's a texturing assignment....the powerbook, however, I have no idea
karthik420
05-12-2003, 11:35 PM
yaas its texturin and lightin assgnment.i did it.powerbook i didnt do it i posted it cause i liked it.
krusty027
05-12-2003, 11:41 PM
OK... thanks for clearing that up korthik...
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bigbad
05-13-2003, 12:42 AM
Beware of Dumaurier Dude.......
Hmmm get rid of the lensflare effect. Doesnt really fit there. But nice start.
Hmmm get rid of the lensflare effect. Doesnt really fit there. But nice start.
Risibility
05-13-2003, 12:58 AM
mommy, why does the world's sea level drop 50 ft as you move from the second to first window?
add some bump to the bed and the curtains and then change the wall texture. last time i checked, someone who styled a room with flowery curtains and quilts didnt have brick walls :D
A FOR EFFORT! :P
add some bump to the bed and the curtains and then change the wall texture. last time i checked, someone who styled a room with flowery curtains and quilts didnt have brick walls :D
A FOR EFFORT! :P
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