Night Apartment External..um.. Internal... - Page 3

robert taylor · September 5th, 2008

Amazing work,not really in a position to give my opinions as im still learning.What programes do you use to create those works??

Ky Lane · September 5th, 2008

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Originally Posted by shaneis

Yep, http://mentalraytips.blogspot.com/20...-in-max-9.html

AH, where would we be without the zapper? Was reading this moments before your post

Ky Lane · September 5th, 2008

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Originally Posted by robert taylor

Amazing work,not really in a position to give my opinions as im still learning.What programes do you use to create those works??

MSpaint

Just the usual mate, 3ds and MR.

SandmanNinja · September 5th, 2008

Good point, Nic!

I'm trying that Split Render script out right now.

Ky - great scene. Very inspiring.

Ky Lane · September 5th, 2008

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Originally Posted by nicnic

make sure your texture res is going to hold up being rendered at that size!

I know its not, but... I cant help thinking... 300dpi.. thats like "in your hands looking like a photo" resolution. Something tells me, the client (a "traditional print agency" is being lazy and just asking for 300dpi when we all know 150 or even less will do.

nicnic · September 5th, 2008

yep, its always the case isnt it. I have used fractal enlarge pro previously to blow up images to this res when we knew the textures couldnt hold up at that res.

SandmanNinja · September 5th, 2008

By the way, the Split Render script works GREAT! It makes it very conservative on the system resources and you just nudge them into their proper place in Photoshop. The output gets dumped into the My Documents\3dsmax\sceneassets\images folder.

Thanks for the script.

Ky Lane · September 7th, 2008

Does it save the alpha channels too Joel?

Spacelord · September 7th, 2008

Nice work Ky,
Do know is this for the Macrossan in Brisbane ? on Macrossan st ?
If so I did some Viz for these guys years ago of the exterior of the building.

For your alpha's you can use the script called Render mask, its really easy to use.
Or if you keen check out L-Pass manager, its nice, similar to XSI's pass system.

Ky Lane · September 7th, 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Invaderzim

Nice work Ky,
Do know is this for the Macrossan in Brisbane ? on Macrossan st ?
If so I did some Viz for these guys years ago of the exterior of the building.

For your alpha's you can use the script called Render mask, its really easy to use.
Or if you keen check out L-Pass manager, its nice, similar to XSI's pass system.

Cheers mate - Yes it is. This is for the project marketing team moreso than the architects. Its going on a huge outdoor sign, should be interesting.

Thanks for the advice.

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robert taylor Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: U.K Posts: 31 Name: robert taylor	Re: Night Apartment External..um.. Internal... Amazing work,not really in a position to give my opinions as im still learning.What programes do you use to create those works??

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SandmanNinja Moderator Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Ballarat, Victoria, Australia Posts: 1,375 Name: Joel Callahan	Re: Night Apartment External..um.. Internal... Good point, Nic! I'm trying that Split Render script out right now. Ky - great scene. Very inspiring. __________________ -SandmanNinja website

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nicnic Veteran Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: London Posts: 883 Name: Nic Hamilton	Re: Night Apartment External..um.. Internal... yep, its always the case isnt it. I have used fractal enlarge pro previously to blow up images to this res when we knew the textures couldnt hold up at that res. __________________

September 5th, 2008	#27 (permalink)
SandmanNinja Moderator Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Ballarat, Victoria, Australia Posts: 1,375 Name: Joel Callahan	Re: Night Apartment External..um.. Internal... By the way, the Split Render script works GREAT! It makes it very conservative on the system resources and you just nudge them into their proper place in Photoshop. The output gets dumped into the My Documents\3dsmax\sceneassets\images folder. Thanks for the script. __________________ -SandmanNinja website

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Ky Lane Veteran Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Brisbane, Australia Age: 31 Posts: 924 Name: Ky Lane	Re: Night Apartment External..um.. Internal... Does it save the alpha channels too Joel?

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Spacelord Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Australia Age: 36 Posts: 72 Name: Fred Flintstone	Re: Night Apartment External..um.. Internal... Nice work Ky, Do know is this for the Macrossan in Brisbane ? on Macrossan st ? If so I did some Viz for these guys years ago of the exterior of the building. For your alpha's you can use the script called Render mask, its really easy to use. Or if you keen check out L-Pass manager, its nice, similar to XSI's pass system.

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