Stuff you have made in Blender, AC3D, 3dsMax, etc.

First HDRI I've used, as well as my first render with 2.79.

 

How do you render images like that can you teach me how? I think it would be cooll to do

 

I can PM you if you want

 

Please =)

 

A 70's GT car that I made by winging it. It's not based off of anything, not at least entirely.
The MRMotors Stinger

 

lol your the only one to post here now i should post a few things

 

Eh, others post here, but personally I've been slowed down by school and 3 mods I'm working on.

 

Real-life image:

 

Bump, maybe?
Made some low-poly cars in SketchUp that look a bit like real cars but aren't.

 

Finally got Pixar's RenderMan up and running, and I can't figure anything out. Took a few minutes to render this sphere with an area lamp without it crashing. (But not "it", the program)

RenderMan Render (with denoise):


Cycles Render (with denoise):


No materials, no changes, just a sphere and an area lamp.

 

If you rendered a beamng car with this it would look AMAZING, but it would take all day

 

Testing out some exporting/importing tools


Thank god for texture maps


Quick render (well, relatively quick, it is 130,000 verticies)

 

Low rez, low sample! New import technique, better textures, much better lighting, etc.

 

Finally got around to learning how to bake, and I worked on some metal colors for this weird project.
Found out my AMD card isn't supported in 2.79, so I rendered this with 2.78c (shouldn't be too different, 2.79 did the materials, lighting, and baking).

2160x2160 | 576 Samples | GPU 2.78c

 

This is the truck I used for reference when making the front bumper

 

Abstract

 

The Quattropace.

 

Simple cloth falling on a table

 

oddly unsatisfying

 

blew the dust off Blender the other day. getting less and less motivated with modelling at the moment. End of an era I guess.