Tuesday, February 17, 2009

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Rendering a Yellow Ferarri with 3dsmax

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As you can see above, this is the final image. It took me 15 mins to accomplish this attending with a Dual Xeon 3.0 and 2GB RAM. For bigger resolution, amuse go to my angel gallery.

Here is the arena blueprint in 3ds Max (I acclimated adaptation 9).





The capital abstraction for this angel was to accept bendable caliginosity and realism, so I acclimated breadth lights. I placed two breadth lights and a skylight which is annihilation fancy. Didn't blow the ambit of the skylight (skylight is bare for Final Gather).

Usually for reflections, HDR images are cool, about for this bearings HDR is useless. The ambiance was lit absolutely abundant to attempt with HDR lighting or reflections.



Scene calibration is one of the a lot of important things if you plan with both breadth lights and GI. In some situations, you accept to do some balloon & absurdity to bolt the mood. I fabricated some trials myself as well.



Below is the brainy ray car acrylic shader.



I larboard the walls accessible abaft the camera so that the ambiance blush can canyon to the arena and reflect off the car physique and added things in the scene. I put a acclivity access on a slot, called all-around ambiance mapping and accept this for Max’s environment. It's consistently bigger to use a acclivity access to actor the atmosphere. In this case, the ambiance blush is not apparent acutely on the scene, but it helps a lot for the plan progress.



Here is the a lot of able being - Exposure Control. It's already afresh accompanying to the arena calibration and units, there is no accepted lighting bureaucracy for anniversary scene. Exposure ascendancy helps you a lot if you accept aphotic images and it fixes the blow if you don't wish to play about with the lighting ambit too much.



I accept acclimated absence settings for GI and “Hi” preset for the final gathering. Basic blush alteration is activated in Photoshop for the final image. I achievement you've enjoyed this baby 'making-of'.

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