3ds Max!

Kornowski said:
The images above are rendered at 1280 x 1024, took about 30 seconds I think...
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My specs are weak: Celeron 2Ghz and 256mb of ram

Kerkythea = photo realistic rendering which takes lot longer

test02rc1psca8_filtered.jpg
 
I actually went to college for 3D animation but never entered the field. Didn't like it, and ended up going IT, but that is a whole other story.

I was in college about 8 years ago, and I was using 3DsMax, Softimage, and Maya. I see that the newer versions come with all kinds of preloaded textures and templates for things these days which makes it easier to use

I actually learned 3D rendering on an applicaiton called True Space (like version 3 i think) and it would take my computer at school about 3 full days to render a full scene. This was back before render farms were around.

I really hated it when some jerk rebooted my PC when it was rendering.
 
Kornowski said:
Thanks Jordan, Yeah, I'm going to see what I can do in Photoshop :D
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You're welcome. :)

I actually went to college for 3D animation but never entered the field. Didn't like it, and ended up going IT, but that is a whole other story.

I was in college about 8 years ago, and I was using 3DsMax, Softimage, and Maya. I see that the newer versions come with all kinds of preloaded textures and templates for things these days which makes it easier to use

I actually learned 3D rendering on an applicaiton called True Space (like version 3 i think) and it would take my computer at school about 3 full days to render a full scene. This was back before render farms were around.

I really hated it when some jerk rebooted my PC when it was rendering.
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TrueSpace 3.2 is free for download now. It used to cost several hundred dollars, but Blender is loads better anyway.
 
I did one using Kerkythea today, the orginal is 1280x1024 but I resized it for uploads sake

It took 1.5-2 hours (wasn't home) to do at Photomap - High + AA .03
pumpfullrenderMedium.jpg
 
Just rendering something now, probably going to take another 20 minutes or so, I've been at 100% load for like 20mins now :rolleyes:
 
i am terrible with 3d rendering software, but is there any way to smooth out the lines and give it a kind of glow, like real life? or is that too advanced stuff?
 
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