RE: Reproduce lighting and rendering look

Very nice images Matthew! I'm still working on my lightcycle (from the movie TRON) reproduction (modeling is complete (I hope)), but now I'm trying to reproduce the extreme lighting in specific parts for the movie. Original reference images here:

New tutorial

Hi all, Stefan 'Blockbuster' Klein and I are proud to present our latest tutorial. It's a German - Dutch coproduction: Stefan did the modeling part, I did the text and images. I would like to thank Arjo Rozendaal and Boris Jahn for their excellent proof reading and Vesa for his super cool car

RE: New tutorial

Wow!!! That was a huge amount of work, but very much appreciated! Well done to you all Miles/.. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Robert den Broeder Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 1:34 AM To: User-List Subject: New tutorial Hi all,

AW: New tutorial

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Re: New tutorial

Hi Robert and Stefan, Stefan 'Blockbuster' Klein and I are proud to present our latest tutorial. It's a German - Dutch coproduction: Stefan did the modeling part, I did the text and images. You can really be proud on this tutorial! I learned a lot of it! Very nice final render of the

Creator object

Morning all I'm driving myself nuts this morning trying to figure out how to get objects created by a creator level to follow a curve path ? i.e. has anyone managed to take each created object from a creator level and have it precisely follow the path of a nurb curve? Many thanks Jason

Re: New tutorial

short message: dear robert, stefan and all the other working at the "car tutorial", very good stuff! :-)) have downloaded it. the lamborghini looks very, verynice, I am astonished to see such a good rendered picture :-) I know similiar rendered cars from other 3d apps:-), compliment to all:-),

Re: New tutorial

Very cool and many thanks :-) Matthias - Original Message - From: Robert den Broeder [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: User-List user-list@light.realsoft3d.com Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 9:33 AM Subject: New tutorial Hi all, Stefan 'Blockbuster' Klein and I are proud to present our latest

Re: New tutorial

Very nice work, thankz to all involved. Zaug Robert den Broeder wrote: Hi all, Stefan 'Blockbuster' Klein and I are proud to present our latest tutorial. It's a German - Dutch coproduction: Stefan did the modeling part, I did the text and images. I would like to thank Arjo Rozendaal and

Re: New tutorial

Hi Robert and Stefan, Very nice - a really excellent tutorial for RS. Very professional and much appreciated, Thank You Aidan At 08:33 27/07/2006, you wrote: Hi all, Stefan 'Blockbuster' Klein and I are proud to present our latest tutorial. It's a German - Dutch coproduction: Stefan did

Re: New tutorial

I wondered about how silent the List had been ... everyone was off doing real great stuff for us. Now the list will be silent again because everyone will be sorting the goodies. And after that the list will remain silent because all their questions will have been answered ... that goes for me

Re: My todays 5Cent

Yep, many somebodies are interested. This one is for sure. Thanks Matthias, Neil Cooke - Original Message - From: Matthias Kappenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: user-list@light.realsoft3d.com Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 10:28 PM Subject: My todays 5Cent A anim project ;-) Maybe

Re: New tutorial

Hi Robert and Stefan.. I have read through it fastly and it looks very well done and it all looks very cool...! Thx for all the hard work you have put into it ! I surely will try it out, when I have time and energy... Have a nice holiday ...and some well earned rest.. Take Care Best

Re: New tutorial

I find I am too busy/lazy to model a car but sure it got me going with GI; and really dig this paint : ) GI Greeblez more to come, Zaug Zaug wrote: Very nice work, thankz to all involved. Zaug Robert den Broeder wrote: Hi all, Stefan 'Blockbuster' Klein and I are proud to