[Alyx314]

Time - 13 hours
Tools- Google Sketchup

Please rate, thanks.

This post has been edited by Alyx314: 17 March 2009 - 03:07 AM

[nich]

Alyx314, on Mar 16 2009, 11:05 PM, said:

Time - 13 hours
Tools- Google Sketchup

Please rate, thanks.

[img[http://i40.photobuck...hscapefinal.png[/img]

I gotta say thats pretty sweet. 9/10

This post has been edited by Oscar: 14 April 2009 - 11:34 AM
Reason for edit: no need to quote first post :P took out image to reduce loading times

[Spire]

That's awesome.

I'd love to see more, you could go far with these :happy:

[Phaser Rave]

Cool stuff. I thought Google Sketchup was only for buildings. Of course, I've only ever used it once...

This post has been edited by HeartFlame: 17 March 2009 - 03:24 AM

[killrrhubarb]

thats both amazing and brilliant.

[Regor]

Alyx314, on Mar 16 2009, 08:05 PM, said:

Time - 13 hours
Tools- Google Sketchup

Please rate, thanks.

Cool, finished now i see? Good job!

[Zheph]

I seem to remember posting in this thread before... Anyway, I may have said it before, but you're seriously talented with Google sketchup. I'm good at making... tables.

[Ren]

9/10 - a better visualisation of the Mech then I could have imagined.

Am I allowed to use these images for wallpapers and other MSW promotional stuff?

[Cyph3r]

Still very nice, even better now you've finished it. I'd say 9/10 because it is not perfecT(it can't be)

[Samywamy10]

Sexy, I really like them .

[Max]

I didn't expect something this nice when I thought 3D render. You did very well. I've played around with Google Sketchup a few times and you have some talent. Better then I could have done in the same amount of time by far. Do you plan to make any others?

[Alyx314]

Ren, on Mar 17 2009, 03:31 AM, said:

9/10 - a better visualisation of the Mech then I could have imagined.

Am I allowed to use these images for wallpapers and other MSW promotional stuff?

Actually if you tell me what angle (top front looking down, bottom left looking up, direct front looking up/down...) and where you would like the shadows (if at all) then I could give you a larger higher res image that would work better with resizing. Can also change the colors around and incorporate a background color or image directly into the rendering to save some time on cutting it out.

Edit: but yes to be clear, those images (along with any I post in the future) are open "exclusively" for MSW usage because if it wasn't for the images posted on MSW then I wouldn't have been inspired to do it at all.

This post has been edited by Alyx314: 17 March 2009 - 02:35 PM

[Darth Irule]

I like it a lot. You got some good talent there.

[Alyx314]

Thanks for all the comments guys, I think I'll start on another project next week, stay tuned to MSW forums for more.

[Saraliman]

Like did I say when I first time saw it-Awesome...

But I asked something too:
Which modeling program you are using?

[Alyx314]

Saraliman, on Mar 17 2009, 11:40 AM, said:

Like did I say when I first time saw it-Awesome...

But I asked something too:
Which modeling program you are using?

I answered that question lol,

I used google sketchup (not just good on fries)
sorry I didnt clarify that it was actually the 3d app I used, it does sound like a drawing program by name.

Edit: Did I also mention that its free, punch it into google, and its a quick download for such a powerful program, however it doesn't have any filtering effect like reflective surfaces and such, but good for establishing a shape and scale, I think I may try my hand at a futuristic city or something.

This post has been edited by Alyx314: 17 March 2009 - 04:45 PM

[Saraliman]

Thanks I'll try it.

This post has been edited by Saraliman: 17 March 2009 - 05:54 PM

[MC]

That's pretty impressive! Very impressive. Good work!

[VirtualKing]

You have talent!

[Almin]

A lot of the parts don't make sense, but hey, art doesn't have to.

You have talent.