Post sneak peaks of your teams AVA entry

[Ryo Chiba]

Originally Posted by BuddyB309

Hey everyone, I went throught the test renders and dug out some I deemed good enough to show you all. I put them all in a little montage with some music enjoy.

Sneak Peak at team's 1625 animation

Excellent, excellent character animation. I really enjoyed it. Although, a bit too much pupil motion. I find it distracting. But then again, it might not even be in your animation! Can't wait to see it in the flesh, Pete.

So, is anyone else going to post exciting things? It's so much fun.

[BuddyB309]

Originally Posted by Ryo Chiba

Excellent, excellent character animation. I really enjoyed it. Although, a bit too much pupil motion. I find it distracting. But then again, it might not even be in your animation! Can't wait to see it in the flesh, Pete.

So, is anyone else going to post exciting things? It's so much fun.

BAM!! another exciting thing! this is another test render only completed a few hours after the previous ones enjoy.

[Nomingo]

That eyeball guy is awesome looking. How did you get the lighting so soft? Also, how did you make the eyball? Is the pupil an keyed cylinder? it looks amazing.

[BuddyB309]

Originally Posted by Nomingo

That eyeball guy is awesome looking. How did you get the lighting so soft?

mental ray with final gather, I then just plopped a sky light in the scene. (if you dont know what I mean look the terms up in the users reference by hitting F1 in 3ds max)

Originally Posted by Nomingo

Also, how did you make the eyball? Is the pupil an keyed cylinder? it looks amazing.

The eyeball consits of two parts. The eyeball, iris and pupil are all one shere. The part where the iris is on the sphere is concave. Because normal irises are concave in the eye.

The other part is the cornea, which is a half sphere over the iris and the pubil. its only job is to refect a specualr.

The eye must have a specualr on it at all times, so I set up a omni light on it to do just that. And I told the omni light to only effect the eyeball and to only cast specular

[Nomingo]

Wow, that was really creative. That mental ray stuff with final gather is really cool and realistic looking. I usually prefer just ink n paint because I like to avoid photorealism but that seems and easy way to make everything look realer.

[Setsanto]

How do you get the walking that realistic?

[Aldabe]

We at 383 have barely started animating, here's a preview.

http://aldabe.sites.uol.com.br/preview.jpg
HUGE image, may take a long time to open

We have lots of good ideas from brainstorms, but it'll take quite a lot of all nighters to finish it on time

[BuddyB309]

Originally Posted by Aldabe

We at 383 have barely started animating, here's a preview.

http://aldabe.sites.uol.com.br/preview.jpg
HUGE image, may take a long time to open

We have lots of good ideas from brainstorms, but it'll take quite a lot of all nighters to finish it on time

Wow! nicely done with the map. It looks like you guys used a plane witht he noise modifier on it. That's a lot of polygons.

Nice model of the stop watch but I think the material could use a little help. It looks like plastic. Here is my suggestion. Add some raytrace to it for some reflections. Then set up some omni lights and set them to only cast a specular to the stop watch especialy to the glass. The glass on the stop watch should always have a specular on it. Then turn the glossiness way up on the glass and the metal.

otherwise good job. cant wait to see the rest.

[Drew]

Originally Posted by BuddyB309

Wow! nicely done with the map. It looks like you guys used a plane witht he noise modifier on it. That's a lot of polygons.

Nice model of the stop watch but I think the material could use a little help. It looks like plastic. Here is my suggestion. Add some raytrace to it for some reflections. Then set up some omni lights and set them to only cast a specular to the stop watch especialy to the glass. The glass on the stop watch should always have a specular on it. Then turn the glossiness way up on the glass and the metal.

otherwise good job. cant wait to see the rest.

Either noise map or did reactor cloth and dropped it down on the table and tweaked the set scene to the perfect substep.

[3dfernando]

Maybe he used displacement maps? =)
Or maybe he just randomly dragged the vertices of the mesh and meshsmoothed everything?
Who knows? =P

Hello fellows at 383 =) nice to see you here ^^
Cool map, and nice clock model, too =P
Will you put a "glass" material over the display? Is the clock body made of gold? Hehe, just wondering... Can't wait for the animations =)


Well, about our team, we can only post the "main character" 's drawing, its a bit... erm, crappy, I'm no master at drawings =p But it's only some reference for the modelling =)
I hope I can model it propertly...

Drawing

Good luck to everyone =)

[Testament-Doom]

Originally Posted by Drew

Either noise map or did reactor cloth and dropped it down on the table and tweaked the set scene to the perfect substep.

I can tell exactly from looking at that, it's a noise map used as a displacement. Reactor cloth cannot produce those kinds of wrinkles when fallen to the ground. After the noise map tinkering, they just realigned it to the plane, and thus the good old effect .

Very nice job with it though, love it.

[Aldabe]

Thanks for the compliments guys!!

the map was done with displacement, very simple... we found the map picture in internet

the materials of the clock was fixed... now has a better gold finish and a raytraced glass. it takes some time to render when camera is close to clock, around 5 minutes per frame in 720 x 480 (intel cpu fan going crazy during render... lol )

[BuddyB309]

Hee hee......

I completed another prodject.

hee hee hee...

oggy

[Setsanto]

Originally Posted by Aldabe

We at 383 have barely started animating, here's a preview.

http://aldabe.sites.uol.com.br/preview.jpg
HUGE image, may take a long time to open

We have lots of good ideas from brainstorms, but it'll take quite a lot of all nighters to finish it on time

How do you make the map? Did you draw it all, or did u import an image somehow?
I'm in no way proficient or even familiar with 3ds, just in case you havent noticed

[Mazin]

Originally Posted by BuddyB309

mental ray with final gather, I then just plopped a sky light in the scene. (if you dont know what I mean look the terms up in the users reference by hitting F1 in 3ds max)

In other news, Buddy nearly melted his render farm.

I got a shiny new dual-core laptop. I used raytraced shadows, GI, final gather, raytraced reflections/refractions, HDRI environment, motion blur, 3D grass, glow, architectural materials, area raytraced shadows, AND supersampling all while maintaining 20sec/frame render times.