Character: Metal Militia Robot

[Odrakir]

modeled in autocad?? WOW!!:applause:

Odrakir.

[avalon]

The modeling is complex.
Amazing work!

[Annoyance]

that looks nice. even the grain on the picture adds to it:thumbsup:

[Cyborgguineapig]

Holy farking thats amazing! and with Autocad!:eek:

[clusterfuq]

thats sweeeeet. and autocad? :drool:

[Peoples]

:eek:

Talk about detailed modeling. And ah - Autocad??:eek:

[WheelChairNinja]

wow
I love the design

I'd be scared to have that thing after me...
I hope it's on our side :p

[Odrakir]

Hey! you forgot to say something about Autocad! :p

LOL!

Odrakir.

[TonyMesiatowsky]

very nice detail:bounce:

[Copy and paste]

wow.....detailed model this is.......gud job in modelling

[slayerment]

AutoCad? :drool:

[XerC]

Amazing detail! And... with V-Ray? :D

[aazimkhan]

wow...besides going :surprised <-- about autocad...
i think he has mentioned 266Mhz!!!?!?!?

[mage111]

*big thumbs up*
Great work man <3 it.

i think the 266mhz is the only thing thats impressive. imo, its not the tool that makes the model, its what the artist is able to do with that tool. then again, to push autocad that far :-), outstanding hehe on your behalf

[Dancing Monkey]

... I'm sorry, but Autocad must be horrible or something... cause you guys seem surprised that he could make something that good in it... I don't know what it is...

Great model!

[Dave Black]

Autocad has come a long way, guys. It's 3d modeler is really top notch for doing anything like this. It's got alot of mechanical desktop's features too...(if not all).

Anyway, impressive modeling, good concept, and an elegant render to boot.

:thumbsup:

-3DZ

:D

[Sqwall]

The model of the robot is made without mechanical desktop, because it hangs on 266 Mhz. :cry:

It is all modeled in "clean" AutoCad ! :banghead:

Zhifko made it for about 3 days, but he has big problems to export it, because the color layer index of AutoCAD got used up!( and there is an restriction of colors, and not to mention the 64K polys limit per object of 3DS format)
:annoyed:

The model is about 455 000 polys. And renders for about 10 mins in V-Ray :argh:

[Meka]

ooooo very detailed!! me likes very much :)

[Blacklion]

WOW........:thumbsup:

[GrandCherub]

holy shit dude, TWISTED detail :love:

[metal me solid]

Originally posted by Sqwall
Modeled in AutoCAD 2002i on 266MHz

get out.

[MadeInUterus]

when i first learned autocad... r12 i guess... i remember seeing a sample of a microscope .dwg ... i was really impressed to see this architects tool build meshes as complex as a microscope (hey i was 14yold) and not only walls and house blueprints...
now... i'm impressed again... :D

autocad is a powerfull modeller mainly becouse of its milimetric accurancy...

good job :applause:

[bouledpue]

Great work, I like it.

Could we have a larger picture to see the details?

:thumbsup:

[BadKarma]

RAHHH nice model i think you should get ride of the "noise" tho i think that ruins it a lil bit.

BadKarma

[RedFish]

Really good,

amazing attentino to detail. I like it a lot. the only thing is that certain parts of it looks so delicate, I would be afraid to throw a rock at it or put it in winds too stiff for fear it would break in half. But Great stuff, keep up the good work

[boxcrash]

Looks great, awesome for Autocad or anything. Kick total butt!!!:) :buttrock: :bounce: :wip:

[lmc]

I like the final render part....its really look nice, i like it....haha :bounce:

[koinu]

BEAUTFUL, SCARY, INTENSE. NICE KICKS TOO:bounce:

[lowpolygon]

HOLY ****!!

you did this is autocad!?
my...great job. I worked with Autocad before. I know it is not easy to do that. my....

[Sqwall]

Check out the new render of the robot !!!

[spooky3d]

Very Nice detailing. Cant believe that it was done with Autocad.

[Kel Solaar]

Impressive modelling and detail, the render is great, good job :buttrock:

[sequenzer]

good work, very detailed modeling. you think you will do an animation of it?

[muckymouse]

OOO I LIKE HIM! he would beat the sh** outta my robot..

=RUnyon

[JHN]

wow! :buttrock:

[Rei Ayanami]

bahh a 266 means patience, and autocad means this is going to a factory later today...

great work, love mechs! (EVA 00 still rules all)

[handiklap]

nice work, pretty extreme detail...i can appreciate the autocad modelling, which i'm sure performed quite well for this - did my first 3d model ever with R12-dos solid modelling extention :thumbsup: (fyi, that first model was ed-209 of robocop fame...although i think it's safe to say your robot would also kick my robot's ass)

[jrwells]

Very creative, I love the way you created the legs. Personally I don't like the grain effect int he first shot, I find it too distracting and it lessens the noticable detail level. But the design is flawless.

[NelsonInomvan]

Woow izglejda mnogo dobre 4ove4e. Bravo6 :)

translation : Woow looks great man. Bravosh :) ( phahaha )

[loocas]

AutoCAD?!! What a hell! I would understand Inventor for example, but AutoCAD?!! AMAZING! :buttrock:

[WanielJorge]

:drool: Fantastic!!! have animation????:love:

[tomaya]

Autocad! 266 Mhz pentium ! wow that's a good job !
I can't wait to see your models with max5 or maya5 on a
good old dual 3ghz !:surprised
Very good work guys!:applause:

[facial]

Nice design. looks so reasonable, :thumbsup:

[PureFire]

great work and congratulations on making it in autocad :D

[cgjie]

modeling in cad!!wow
and P2 266:eek: your machine is too older ,ha .

but your work is so great!
you are superman :cool:
:beer:

[Cinematography]

Sqwall
You did a very good job with the model and the render. Keep up the excellent work!

ADVICE:
Never stop look looking for ways to improve your craft.

[Rhino169]

I love it!:thumbsup:

I thought Autocad was for Mechanical and Architectural Drawing?!?!?!?! lol:surprised

Yes the program has started to assimilate all functions........soon it will be all you need!:eek:

[souleage]

Very detailed modeling.like it!:applause:

[shadowkeeper]

Is that AUTOCAD2002??! wooooooooooooooowwwwwww! WHAT A MIND JOB!:applause: :drool: :beer:

[SUAREZ]

REAL COOL MAN! And in addition to everyone else, AUTOCAD!?! Impressive!

[BurrowingDuck]

most, if not all of you, didn't seem to realize that sqwall did not model it. It was modelled by Zhivko Christov Popoff, aparently. sqwall did do a very nice job on the materials and redering, though :D nice images!

[baoling]

Everything is perfect for me!!!!

[karr1008]

Absolutely stunning!!! indeed.

Texturing is an art form by itself, like modeling, like animating.
Each one is a different curve but they all have to work together as one.

:thumbsup:

Karr

[ParadiseFlyBird]

yeah thats a sweet peice of eye candy you have there......

i like all the little details that have gone into the make up of this robot......:thumbsup:

[Skyraider3D]

Cool I had not seen this one before!! Detail is great! :thumbsup:
Even more impressive knowing the tools you used... must have been hard work!
Now animate it! :D

[Slythis]

kick freaking ass dude!

[ConcreteDonkey]

:applause: the metal on the new render looks great!

[unwrap]

IncrediblÉ :) .

[ambas]

imagine a whole army of those things

[MainlineX]

I never thought that Autocad could do stuff like that!! Well I guess you learn something new everyday....EXCELLENT WORK!!!!

[Markski]

very cool. how many different ways can he kill a guy?

[Big_E.D.]

my god man thats awsome. i can understand using a better version of autoCAD but with 266MHz? thats gotta be a pain to work with sooner or later.

awsome job, looks great.

[Dead_Last]

This is awesome, the modeling detail on the whole robot is incredible.

[Dead_Last]

I just had a look at some of your other threads, and I think that all your work is excellent. Personally my favorites are is the first scene with your robot and the royal blue subaru, but all the work is top quality. I don't know firsthand about how CAD is, but from what others have told me its pretty horrific, so I suppose this makes the model more impressive, but it would be amazing made in any app.

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