My 17yr old cousin's 3D EVO rendering
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carfreak16
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thanks for the comments guys, also andy yes i know i rushed the trunk lol if you cant tell. So i am redoing it as we speak. I shouldnt need detailed pics of the trunk but if you could find some pics of your engine like maybe block etc then some pics of just the engine bay because i would love to give the engine a try.
Thanks guys
Ryan R.
Thanks guys
Ryan R.
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carfreak16
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HAHAH gosh i am stoked to finish this up jezzz its been so long i cant wait lol because this is looking so good. Right now all i have is some clays but these clays are well i will let them speak for themselves...........



P.S. yes there is threads on those studs you see lol i guess you can kinda call me a detail whore.
Thanks
Ryan R.



P.S. yes there is threads on those studs you see lol i guess you can kinda call me a detail whore.
Thanks
Ryan R.
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wow wow wow the headlights and wheel/tire combo look so dick.
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dude this is absolutely amazing. and i was happy about my flour sack in maya. lol
I'm not sure where you live, but if you were ever interested in coming to SCAD, you should seriously consider putting a portfolio together with your application with all these kinds of renders and animation on a cd, and book with color photographs of all your art, and I really believe they will offer you a full scholarship. You are so well advanced that you could possibly walk into EA games right now, and they would offer you a starting job. Really! I see kids at my school struggle hard in these 3D programs and you have a great skill for it. Of course you gotta learn to animate them, and make animals and people too, and you would be well on your way!
I'm not sure where you live, but if you were ever interested in coming to SCAD, you should seriously consider putting a portfolio together with your application with all these kinds of renders and animation on a cd, and book with color photographs of all your art, and I really believe they will offer you a full scholarship. You are so well advanced that you could possibly walk into EA games right now, and they would offer you a starting job. Really! I see kids at my school struggle hard in these 3D programs and you have a great skill for it. Of course you gotta learn to animate them, and make animals and people too, and you would be well on your way!
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carfreak16
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hahaha gosh guys you really have no idea how much this means to me. I have worked so hard for 2-3 yrs and i have never felt it will ever pay off, and it finally has started to pay off from your guys comments. It really does mean a lot to me i cant express in words. When i read all of these i just felt so good on the inside so i thank you guys for these commnets, but i have some good news, if i push myself tonight i can finish the exterior tonight. Also i did a render today and i am not really happy with it but, render wise, its not going to get any better because my computer sucks.
But here it is anyways its just a plain one no bg or anything because this one took a hr already on my sucky computer, so those renders you seen at the beginning i wont have anything like that for awhile because this model is a lot bigger in size than the evo so to do a render like that would take almost 2hrs on medium settings.

Thanks guys and i will continue to keep everyone updated on this project and projects to come. To keep more uptodate visit my website http://www.ridings3d.com.
Ryan R.
But here it is anyways its just a plain one no bg or anything because this one took a hr already on my sucky computer, so those renders you seen at the beginning i wont have anything like that for awhile because this model is a lot bigger in size than the evo so to do a render like that would take almost 2hrs on medium settings.

Thanks guys and i will continue to keep everyone updated on this project and projects to come. To keep more uptodate visit my website http://www.ridings3d.com.
Ryan R.
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carfreak16
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Thats cool maybe it will help for me to mention that i can animate. I did modeling and animation for a hl1/hl2 mod that i was on about a yr ago. I did the modeling animation and skin making for the game (gun wise). Before that when i FOERST started i was making some pretty crappy car models for the original hot pursuit and high stakes (need for speed series) and i got 1 in game with the help of a friend so i didnt do any animation with those but i did model. I also when i was on that mod was going to learn some code so i could tweak the game engine a little bit but that stuff is hard to the 10degree so lol i stopped, but i will keep it in mind i am really wanting to stick local. I can go to etsu and my computer teacher told me they have a very good animation program and pixar picks from them so i am shooting for pixar. If not pixar def game design because i have a lot of history behind that. I dont know still fighting over the 2 lol. O also you said you see kids struggle all the time with the 3d program if it means anything it took me a full yr just to learn this program so lol. I didnt model anything big just read up on the program, watched tutorials, and messed around because thats the only way i learn trial and error lol.LilAfrikan wrote:dude this is absolutely amazing. and i was happy about my flour sack in maya. lol
I'm not sure where you live, but if you were ever interested in coming to SCAD, you should seriously consider putting a portfolio together with your application with all these kinds of renders and animation on a cd, and book with color photographs of all your art, and I really believe they will offer you a full scholarship. You are so well advanced that you could possibly walk into EA games right now, and they would offer you a starting job. Really! I see kids at my school struggle hard in these 3D programs and you have a great skill for it. Of course you gotta learn to animate them, and make animals and people too, and you would be well on your way!
Thanks for the comment
Ryan R.
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