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Published: 2006-10-01 01:47:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 1435; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 19
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Lexus gs430. Perl carpaint attempt. Open doors + leather attempt. Sunset HDRi. I love huge sedans!3ds Max 8
Vray 1.47.03
render time - around 14 hours (I was rendering the first 5 hours with only one processor then I turned on the second one)
No Photoshop again.
Pentium D - Dualcore 2 x 3.21 Ghz
4 GB Ram
quadro fx
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Comments: 31
i dont feel good with that back light...... i feel that its 2D...
but at all.... thats a great one...
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perfect!!!
one day i will be so good as you hheheh
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thanks, brother! you got some serious tunnings !
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Superb quality. As you say, that render must be very heavy for a "normal" machine.
Well worthy 
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Good words man! I appreciate your support. And yaeh, I will wait as long as I need to get better quallity.
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With the 
My Xeon is almost ready and then I'll be able to post some of my own 3D works with some hardcore renders... right now I feel my gallery should mostly be Photoshop or photography related but that will eventually change.
See you around.
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you know what I think!? My oppinion is that when you have the eye for the good render (what I think you got considering your works) then the rest is just a matter of time to catch up.
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So true.
I work as a product designer so in my freetime (when that eventually happens) I try to stay away from the 3D stuff. Photoshop is a passion and suits another side of my prespective of reality.
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Keep it up brother! I will be watching you!
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.....looks great. Only thing I'm not sure on is the taillight. Is it a texture? ...not actually modelled? cause it looks a bit flat.
Otherwise, amazing.
Drew
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Well, the tails are glass and chrome reflector behind. And the glass got texture so...i guess is normal to look flat. I don't know for the other modelers but for me lights are got damn hard.
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That's cool...I was just curious.
I like it when no textures or bump maps are used....when every little bump is modelled. It kills render times and is kinda inefficient, but I just think it's neat that way lol.
Nice gallery btw.
Drew
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Yeah man, I am trying to model everything, no textures no bump maps...but sometimes...god, it is too much work.
I love your Audi TT work. I always taught that if I use some HDR for reflection I have to put it for background too, but seems like you did pretty good job by putting another BG. I love black and white, but will be better if you leave something colorful, the red tails or the orange blinkers works great for that.
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you rule!!! damn that is almost the best car I ever seen, and I've seen a lot!! haha, really you're good! Love the detail, the colors, the lightning, everything! How long does it take to model this? I'm busy with a motorcycle now, and I've spend 200 hours allready. Also creates all the detail etc!
Like your work
Keep it up!
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yeah, something like that...these details are killing. wow motorcycle, that would be a nice one. hurry up and finish it soon!
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This is really a cool one 
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Well, yeah I have noticed that I can reduce this render time to like 30 minutes and the only difference will be on the edges and their sharpness. It is soo distracting when I see it so I preffer waiting cople more hours but make it alot better.
On the other hand I am sure it is possible to get the same exact quallity as it is now on shorter time rendering but...you know, that is the whole point of learning
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I don't know how you have the patience to make every little detail of the interior...Great job
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Yeah dude sometimes I ask myself the same exact thing...and sometimes I say even outloud "I must be some kind of a crazy guy" witch sometimes it is not even funny. But yeah...
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Yeah, I couldn't even imagine doing that. I would just leave it at the dashboard and seats to make it look like I did something...
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Stunning as always!...
I wonder how did you turned one of your threads while rendering in Vray?
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Well since my machine is a dualcore system I press ctrl+alt+del and I go in the task manager and under the process list I find my max process and hit left mouse button and you can choose the processors which will be working
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