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June 1st, 2004
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Name: Nick Nakadate  |
Brazil r/s used in Day After Tomorrow
http://www4.discreet.com/company/press.php?id=739
Maybe the fishes will come out with a press release too--dunno. Interesting reading either way, not to mention FX. Cheers Nakadate |
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June 22nd, 2004
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Re: Brazil r/s used in Day After Tomorrow
What a great movie. The effects where very well done. The dog thing was a little weird. I am currently working on a very big up and coming movie, sorry i can't mention the name, big hush hush thing right now. Any way, we are taking a new and fresh approch using Auto CAD and Accurender. At first the idea seemed a bit weird, to say the least, but some of the results are amazing. AutoCAD is a bit lame for modeling so we create all geometry in Maya and export to CAD.
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June 26th, 2004
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Re: Brazil r/s used in Day After Tomorrow
what a nightmare...
oh, I mean the working on the movie, not the rendering. The orphanage did a great job... the frost looked great. I know those models were a bitch since we modeled them. I wonder if they had to optimize them. We rendered all of it through rib-archieving which is the only way to push that many polies in prman.
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Re: Brazil r/s used in Day After Tomorrow
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We had to remodel and/or fix just about everything. And yes--the high-poly counts were challenging, but we optimized most shots to run without any kind of archiving or caching. |
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July 9th, 2004
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Re: Brazil r/s used in Day After Tomorrow
i guess i always assumed most of the models in shots like this were 75% image of thebldgs mapped on to the models, and the other 25% consisting of the detail of the models. more sophisticated than a gaming enviroment, but less sophisticated than an a quality arhcitecture model.
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