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Published: 2010-09-05 15:23:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 7003; Favourites: 27; Downloads: 1489
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Loosely based on a CnC Mammoth tank. This was intended to be for a contest, but I've decided otherwise. Just a useless asset for now. Wallpaper sized (widescreen). Blender 3d, Gimp 2.6.10, Lux Renderer.New rendered version here: [link]
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Not bad! Check out mine! jervis1.deviantart.com/art/Beh…
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great model, but if you added ambient occlusion when rendering the render would look twice as good 
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Lux is unbiased. I enjoy feedback and hearing how others view my stuff so based on yours and a few others comments, I tried this for fun last night: [link] I'd be curious to hear your opinion. Thanks for the comment.
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Well, you seemingly misused/wasted much time rendering it in Lux. It looks like made of cartboard, and is poorly shaded - looks very flat. Textures are sterile, try adding some more detail (damage, dirt, etc). If flat/slightly cartoonish look is what you want, then you wasted much time, because, as far as I know, Lux takes much time rendering (well, unbias...), and you could achieve such effect in BI in 5-10 minutes.
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I appreciate the constructive criticism, and I will speak to it. This wasn't intended to be a hyper-realistic render, nor something I actually planned to complete. The time to render in Lux is significantly reduced when using matte materials with bitmap mappings. If I remember correctly this one was near enough completion 140%eff with only around 66 S/px in under 5 minutes... either way, I let Lux run while I sleep, so it's not really wasting time. Regarding the BI, yes, it is about the same, but the but the contrast and spectrum fall short. A combination of lights and AI, the BI AO just doesn't hold up to unbiased. This creates a "pop" in color that the BI can't achieve without composite or post processing. Sure you can bake the AO and map it to the UV, but this extra effort literally is a waste of time if you can just let Lux calculate it while you sleep. All in all, Lux was not chosen for any reason, I just wanted to use it and preferred the output.
As for grunge, yes, easy enough to map, but I went for showroom floor (hence the glossy floor). Had it been a full scene in environment, I would have done a grunge and spec layer.
Again, all good points and I thank you for taking the time to write 
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I like these, great models and texturing. I remember the mammoth tank from Tiberian Sun, great game. Superb work
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Thanks for the compliment. Hehe, ya, is a great game!
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Thank you! Your Joan came out awesome! I think I'm going to have to try that tutorial too and see if I can morph her to Princess Zelda >.< I like how your head topology came out too, well done.
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Thank you and thank you! good luck with your Zelda!
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I was thinking of C&C Mammoth tank when I've seen the thumbnail
Your version looks really good btw
You should get this into
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lol, not to give away my age, but the original is still my favorite. The mammoth is hands down my favorite ground unit of all time.
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Yeah, if I recall right, Firestorm didn't actually had Mammoth tanks in it. But there was an unofficial patch adding them along many other units.
Anyway, I always assumed assumed you're way older than me
Your nice website kinda confirms that.
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