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Published: 2005-03-17 14:39:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 7155; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 831
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An exercise in some realitic textureing. Its something I've never really tried my hand at before.Made in Maya
Rendered with Mental Ray
Textures and post in Photoshop
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Comments: 50
Mission acomplished then.
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great! there's nothing better than rust and ..industrialisation 
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Youre avatar!
I thought t was a rusty metal suitcase (?) in which you were travelling to see U2 with. SO I decided to investigate further.
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I should insert some witty 'road less travelled' comment here, but I cant think of anything clever enough to say.
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lol, thats a very strange road you took to get here.
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and this is some great texturing you def should use it in your other work
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and this is some great texturing you def should use it in your other work
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This is gr8! I try to use 3dsmax when I can but this seems much neater and smoother is that jus cause its maya? or do u know some good tricks? Ive been experimenting with textures but all this uvwmap stuff is aweful! is that just pocedural textures? or a combo I guess?
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This could be achived with any high end 3d app. It was done useing UVmaps.
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I'ven't the faintest of a clue as to what the object is exactly, or what it's purpose is, but I must say that it is done quite well. The rust it incredible, the textures, and colors amazing. Now I'ven't anything serious to complain about, this very well done, the only realt thing that maybe could've been done, was maybe like how with the lite reflection the object has on the ground, maybe you could've done that with the backside of the object, make it look as if it were up against a wall, rather then in a neverending sea of white, but hey I can't complain, it's wonderful as is, I could never do something as good!
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Thats probobly the longest comment I've ever gotten.
The point of this work was a study of realistic textureing. The object itsself is just something to hang textures on, I probobly could take it further but I'm done with it for now. Thanks for the comment.
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Well let me just say, I like to give long comments; makes me feel special, heh. But seriously, the realism of your textures, again absolutely wonderful, The object looks real with texturizing you've done to it.So to break it down:
Texturing: Very realisitic - Superb
Object: Eh, I don't know what it is if anything, besides what you said, but it's suits the deed well of hanging textures on it for the textures hung on it are well, again, superb.
In closing it's getting late, so I must be going now. . .
P.S. If you like a little bit of poetry now and then look at my gallery,
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I really would like to return the favor but poetry is something I just don't get. So I'll say thanks again and think on anther way.
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Well you needn't worry about, I just give comments when I can, I understand if I don't get any in return. For example I understand not everyone can sit down and enjoy poetry, so I understand your disposition, so yea, maybe if you know someone who likes poetry you can send them to my gallery, otherwise, I wouldn't worry about it's all good, just keep up the good work!
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I love these kind of "Widgets", you know they do something... just not sure what. I like the texturing, and the modeling. The lighting is great too.
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the textures are realistic, but that thing would have to be several decades old for that kind of rust
hey, i have a question for oyu, how did you make that copyright thing when you zoom out on the picture... thats the most amazing effect ive seen.
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Its an invisble watermark, theres a tutorial here [link]
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That is amazing...
Thank you for the link sir, its very helpful of you.
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this is really impressive. I should really spend some time playing with lightwave again ... I miss this sort of thing.
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wow very cool, i really like the texture. How easy is to work with maya? It is difficult to learn?
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It is a somewhat difficult to get use to but once you do its fairly easy to get ehat you want out of it.
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well you've succeeded, I'd give you an A, it looks extremely realisitic. I love the title too.
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Very, very well done. Nice job and keep at it!
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i've got Maya, and i've doodled around in it a little bit... hopefully i can be as good as you some day.
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great choice of mapping on the metal... I even like the little kink in one of the wires.
This should look really sweet in the backdrop for a game... well done
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The textures on this piece are well done, they're very detailed and have a good sense of depth to them. Particularly, the rust looks impressive.
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That's some awesome rusting, man. 
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Nice one evilhomer... some of the paint looks a little too glossy for me.. but hey who am I to criticise.. good job
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for never attempting realistic texturing before, you did quite well
and i thought it said "U2" at first, heh
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(up the segments on the hose...)
Where did you get the texture for the hose? Very good,
ON
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Thats a combination of 2 standard maya textures
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I am so glad you have you on my :+watch:
Great bump mapping!
ON
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looks like something out of half-life 2. i like it, nice work on the realism
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It looks not metal to me... but it surely looks cool!
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WEll you certainly pulled these textures off excellently. Looks almost photoreal. Congrats. ^.^
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Looks pretty darn realistic to me 
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