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Published: 2007-03-02 19:03:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 2988; Favourites: 38; Downloads: 76
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Hi, this is test render. It shows finished model with materials that will be used in Aliante project.Algol is designed by Marco Zanuso and Richard Sapper, manufactured by Brionvega.
Hope you like it.
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OOoooooo!!! My favorite! please, please! share 3d model with me!
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weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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Just a random cheer
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wow, you really are good at making 3d realistic!
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Really sweet modeling and rendering as usual Z. What was your workflow for this one anyway?
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...and here are some additional renders.
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Oh, wait here's another question... modo wise can you export weight maps to Max? I guess I was just thinking you can get nice sharp edges using wirght maps in modo using minimal geo, but most apps don't support modos wieght or vertex maps. Do you have to reinforce the edges that need to be sharp with more surrounding edges in Max? (I guess to compensate for the wieght maps if they don't come over) Itkind of sucks I'v been thinking, because it seems like every app has some edge cresing features built in, but none of them seem to talk to each other. (I think I may have asked this already, but I just started working with modo again recently.)
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btw. did you try Senecas weight map script ? It speeds up the workflow if you use weight maps.
Don't forget that you can always freeze your weighted geometry in modo and then export.
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Hmmm...that sounds pretty interesting, I wonder once you freeze it how it's able to maintain the sharpness without adding geometry. Gotta check that stuff out and Seneca's script. It just seems like the wieght maps really would be useful for keeping mesh density low and nice for animation IF I can get it to work for me. Thanks!
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I meant that there's always an option to subdivide your geometry and then freeze it. The sharp edges are maintained, but the geometry is heavy. As far as I know there is no way to export weight maps to max.
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Sorry, I don't know the answer simply becouse I don't use weight maps 
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I had some poor quality photos of the object. No blueprints, just basic information about the dimmensions. It was a box modeling done in modo, then exported through obj file to max9. Rendered with vray in the separate scene. Yesterday I merged the object with the whole Aliante scene. You can find some screengrabs on my Blog .
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There are a couple of sharp corners around the screen's edge that detract from it's realism, but other than that it's perfect. Great modeling as usual. Glad to see you're posting stuff again too.
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Awesome modelled.
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Yes, this is material test. It was rendered with vray rc3.
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nice model, good choice
it may be coz of my new tft and the increased brightness it has, but i see some banding...
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Nothing here, some lcd monitors have problems with correct grayscale representation, maybe that's the problem. Thanks for commenting !
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cheers
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great detail in the modeling - especially the glass layers at the front - very nice
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Wow, i'm working on a retro style TV these days too. Glad to see someone like me
Anyway, model looks a bit "segmented" on screen areas but overall quality and shading fits perfectly.
I'm waiting for "Aliante project"
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Thanks, you are right about the model.
I'm glad you like the render.
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Awesome modeling mate.
Great use of materials and lighting.
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