i didnt model the apples, as i said i want help on modeling the bowl in the apple scene.

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Austin Zago 29 September 2008 04:19 AM

Longboarder1 29 September 2008 02:10 AM

The apples shouldn’t be that hard to model…

The apples themselves are easy, but the bites out of them, is what I don’t exactly know how to do...

It can be done by vertex paint (i don’t know if it is the correct name) after finishing the lathe.

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RedCobra 29 September 2008 05:50 AM

i didnt model the apples, as i said i want help on modeling the bowl in the apple scene.

Draw the profile of the bowl with a line, move the pivot to the lower opening of the line, and add a lathe modifier, you might have to mess around with the options to get the right result. If the numbers below formed a line you’d place the pivot where the 6 is.

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Here is my latest model, i don’t know, but my friends said that the desk’s wood doesn’t reflect that much, is it true?...Thanks!

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It is reflecting, but there isn’t much to reflect.

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Looks good, but WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO MAKE A PORTFOLIO?
Sorry for yelling, I just want to know:)

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Longboarder1 01 October 2008 03:43 AM

Looks good, but WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO MAKE A PORTFOLIO?
Sorry for yelling, I just want to know:)

thank, but i cant make a protofilo, because it needs a small photo which i don’t have except for a small smiley face made for MSN Messenger...and i dont know if i did 1, will i have that much advices and people telling how to improve and so on?

(I just hope that im not disturbing anyone with this post :roll:  )

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here is a remake of the desk scene, as you can see i have merged some scenes together…

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Here is its second version:

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The modeling is good, the lighting and rendering just needs work.

Lighting takes a while to get a hang of. And to make your scenes look good before you learn how to make your scenes look good with lighting, try creating a ceiling, and add to the ceiling an architectural material with a luminance value (the higher the value, the brighter your scene will be). Then enable final gather and render, you’ll like the results, even if it won’t be 100% correct, it will be good for now until you learn how to set up lighting well.

Great modeling as I said, keep it up.

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