Bryce 5 images...
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Nice pic, nice car, aweful color 
What color would you prefer? I also hate yellow, but that color seems to be attracted to Porsche's...
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All my porsches are black
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The shell of a Volkswagen Beetle dangled from the Golden Gate Bridge Monday. Canadian engineering students claimed credit for the early-morning prank. Chronicle photo by Craig Lee
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I don't see the blue. 
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you should change it to a different skin, maby a nice metalic color (Damn I thought I had that tut around here somewhere.)
Ah well, check out http://homepage.ntlworld.com/studio.3graphics/
for more models ect.
One q. did you model the car itself, or just DL it off of something like 3dCafe?
Ah well, check out http://homepage.ntlworld.com/studio.3graphics/
for more models ect.
One q. did you model the car itself, or just DL it off of something like 3dCafe?
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That's a nice pic.
You got anymore of that?
How do you make such pics???
With which program?
You got anymore of that?
How do you make such pics???
With which program?
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Oh really? Wow, so how does that work? Do you have to model and animate all the base actions? Do you just make a model frame character, add the skin, and let the game engine manipulate the model?
That sounds pretty cool, know of any good links for learning how to do that?
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I currently don't... I just got the program and am uploading the images as I learn how to use it..
The program I'm using is Bryce 5 by Corel.
The program supports animation as well, but I need to get more comfortable with still image rendering first, before I go into animation.
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How do you model a car with Bryce?
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Originally posted by Pako
Oh really? Wow, so how does that work? Do you have to model and animate all the base actions? Do you just make a model frame character, add the skin, and let the game engine manipulate the model?
That sounds pretty cool, know of any good links for learning how to do that?
Depends on the game, I believe HalfLife and other 3dShooters you have to animate them, but others (like Ultima9, and other higher end 3d games) use their own fluid movement modules. In other words, add the bones, then the program manipulates them.
As for links, you need it specific for the game you want to learn to model for. Most companies hire their own modelers instead of contracting out however. But lots has happened.
Check out the 3D Maxed Out site I put above. Nothing really is on the site, but check out the message boards. Thats where I learned 3D Studio Max.
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Originally posted by Pako
Since the crash today, I haven't been able to check the link, but I'm on my way now...
BTW - From what I've seen 3D Studio Max is a pain to move around in...
How so? The tabs can be a bit cumbersome, but other than that...
I don't have bryce 5, so I can't tell. Lightwave is another GREAT rendering program.
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I don't know man, I'm an Icon kind of guy! I'm lost without my GUI... Gotta have the GUI...and 3Ds lacks in GUI's, atleast until I have a chance to work with it...
I've heard that lightwave is a great program!!! I've also heard the same thing about World Builder 3.0 and 3D Studio Max...
