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discostu
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This is something im creating in 3dsmax, it is a wip so i will update it (obviously)


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discostu
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Posted: 30th Jul 2005 23:56
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wow noones replied ahwell i'll have to tempt you's

more pieces


Bishop


Rook


Comments please........... anyone!

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Neodelito
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beatifull..

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Wow...

I'm not so familiar in creating 3d objects but it
looks amazing great, did you code a chessgame
in DarkBASIC ?
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dark coder
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Posted: 31st Jul 2005 01:24
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scroll ur browser up and read his 1st line, and i still think the glass looks a bit too polished, make it slightly less transparent


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Seppuku Arts
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looks nice, you got the idea of modelling chess pieces, and I see you took advantage of the shaders, next i'd say apply HDRI, to give it that wow look, so you're taking advantage to rendering tools too

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discostu
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Thankyou for your comments,
@darkcoder: yeah ive got to make it slightly less transparent its abit hard to see whats what,
@Seppuku: Whats a HDRI?, i made the chess pieces with splines and the lathe so i only know how to make simple object in 3dsmax.
@Peace: no its done in 3dsmax i have no idea how to use darkbasic lol, im buying in the near future well tuesday and then i will learn the programming language. Then probably a chess games in order.
Its abit wierd i only started to model because i broke my ankle a week ago and im glad i did its fun.
Updates coming soon to this model.

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dark coder
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hdri is high dynamic range imaging
its basically the reflection you get when you take a photo on an object, and the bith that are reflecting light to you get uhh, ill try again

say your taking a render of a bed, and the bed frame is metal you would want it to reflect the image of a bedroom, then you could apply the frame with a hdri effect and it will use your image (fishbowl style) and use it asif it were the reflection off a render. hope that made sence


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BenDstraw
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basically its basing the reflection off an image of your choice they look really nice but I dont use it that much.

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sspike
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its not just reflection HDRI provides its all the lighting information for the scene as well so you need no lights in your scene just a large invisible sphere mapped with the HDRI image and HDRI turned on in your render settings
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Seppuku Arts
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Posted: 31st Jul 2005 12:45
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yup that pretty much explains it to add to your render time you could use radiosity to capture an even nice look, I mean if you take advantages of rendering you can make stills look really good, as they are ment to

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thanks ill try those now

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I have no idea how to do any of that lol. ill get some tutorials for it. ok some updates,
Normal scanline

mental ray

WHich do you think is better i like the normal render

king

Queen


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I personally like mental ray but thats up to you

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