Some oldies ....

Eric Sosa · June 28th, 2008

Hey everyone, I made this some years ago with 3d max 5 (I think

) when there were no smart plugins like vray, mental ray, etc.

The renders were used for local 3d books but never realy received critics. Renders were inspired by historic european places like Unesco, etc.

C&C are, now, welcome.

13.jpg 14.jpg 15.jpg 16.jpg

birdman67 · June 28th, 2008

Ah, the old days...these are pretty good for straight Max...any chance of a facelift via something fancier, i.e., Vray or the like?

fadi3d · June 30th, 2008

these are nice but i have to agree with Birdman it sure would be nice to see them done in Vray especially #4 i liked it very much.

Claudio Branch · July 1st, 2008

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Originally Posted by fadi3d

especially #4 i liked it very much.

+1

It would be cool to see a 2008 version!

dave5264 · July 2nd, 2008

better than a lot of the thesis students at the local university here now days who do use vray

Eric Sosa · July 4th, 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Claudio Branch

+1

It would be cool to see a 2008 version!

+ 2,

I will....whenever, 3 small children let me do it

yep, old times, pure raw materials and creativity, indeed, nowadays it's just easier

Horhe · July 5th, 2008

Eric nice! No plugins just pure magic

Eric Sosa · July 6th, 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Horhe

Eric nice! No plugins just pure magic

hehe, thx Jacub, , not magic

, actually, "final gather" was the smartest thing to be used from straigh max...at that time

hey, photometric ligths were also used!

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Eric Sosa Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Denmark Posts: 341 Name: Eric Sosa	Some oldies .... Hey everyone, I made this some years ago with 3d max 5 (I think ) when there were no smart plugins like vray, mental ray, etc. The renders were used for local 3d books but never realy received critics. Renders were inspired by historic european places like Unesco, etc. C&C are, now, welcome. 13.jpg 14.jpg 15.jpg 16.jpg Last edited by Eric Sosa; June 28th, 2008 at 09:57 AM.

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birdman67 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: brooklyn ny Posts: 144 Name: gene zukowski	Re: Some oldies .... Ah, the old days...these are pretty good for straight Max...any chance of a facelift via something fancier, i.e., Vray or the like?

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fadi3d Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: lebanon Posts: 125 Name: Fadi soueidi	Re: Some oldies .... these are nice but i have to agree with Birdman it sure would be nice to see them done in Vray especially #4 i liked it very much.

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dave5264 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Columbia, MO Posts: 122 Name: Dave Oliver	Re: Some oldies .... better than a lot of the thesis students at the local university here now days who do use vray

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Horhe Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Poland Age: 25 Posts: 1,022 Name: Jakub Gabriel	Re: Some oldies .... Eric nice! No plugins just pure magic __________________ Im starting to suspect that the world is a rendering...

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