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Not sure if I would agree on the awesome, but here's the link for everyone to judge: https://youtu.be/rf0ka2xJF94 https://youtu.be/rf0ka2xJF94
by harrid 3y ago
Not sure if I would agree on the awesome, but here's the link for everyone to judge: https://youtu.be/rf0ka2xJF94 https://youtu.be/rf0ka2xJF94
- codetrotter 3y agoReminds me of an old book I had about 3d modelling, that was showing some pictures of various things like an underwater scene, a space satellite or rocket and more. I think the author of the book I have in mind was using form·Z Tried to find the book online, but I don’t have the book here so it’s difficult to remember exactly. Here are some books with similar level of detail in their cover art to the detail of that video and to the book I am thinking of. It’s neat in its own way. https://www.amazon.com/Into-3D-form-Z-Lachmi-Khemlani/dp/0070349339 https://www.amazon.com/Into-3D-form-Z-Lachmi-Khemlani/dp/007... https://www.amazon.co.uk/Inside-Form-Z-Eden-Muir/dp/1566901898 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Inside-Form-Z-Eden-Muir/dp/15669018... http://ftp.formz.com/support/books/Kenth_Agurell_4_0.html http://ftp.formz.com/support/books/Kenth_Agurell_4_0.html
- twic 3y agoIt's the textures that really let it down, i think. The solar panel (?) texture in the very first shot is a perfect example. Looked fine at SDTV resolution, but in high-res, you can see it's just flat blocks of colour, and it loses all realism. Most of the geometry is pretty good. A bit too regular and pristine, could use some tiny variation and some light greebling.