
SR-25 (WIP)
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SR-25 (WIP)
First i was going for lowpoly but then i did the foregrip and it was high poly so i decided just to go for details. hope u like it.



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First of all, I will *try* to pretend you haven't bumped this topic by nearly a month.Asassin wrote:How do you get that smooth, porcelain type effect? It's like the gun is made out of mint or something...and its all smooth....
In all my renders, the gun is grey. Flat grey.
Second of all, to do that you have to make a material which is all crazy-like, then apply it to the gun. Then add some fully-sick rims...oops, I mean lighting...
Last edited by rossmum on Fri Aug 05, 2005 12:23 am, edited 1 time in total.
You can get it through Skylights and Omni lights (be sure to allow shadows, and fool with multipliers).
Using differen rendering systems is also a good idea, probably a better one if you can get them. Making these "clay" renders with the soft shadows is easy in Brazil, or Brazil Rio (the free version).
Nice models
The barrel seems a little slanted, but that may just be the angle tricking my eyes.
Who cares if somebody bumps it? His question was still a valid one, even if it's late. He has full right to ask it, up until the topic get's locked.
Using differen rendering systems is also a good idea, probably a better one if you can get them. Making these "clay" renders with the soft shadows is easy in Brazil, or Brazil Rio (the free version).
Nice models

Who cares if somebody bumps it? His question was still a valid one, even if it's late. He has full right to ask it, up until the topic get's locked.
