In this commercial for Travelers Insurance, a rabbit unwittingly stumbles across a menacing rattlesnake. The rattlesnake loses all credibility, however, when we see that it’s had a bogus repair job done on its rattle.
Simeon Patarozliev, The Getaway Vehicle, 3ds Max, V-Ray, Fusion, car, modelling, lighting, texturing Someon Patarozliev started modeling this car for another scene and it was supposed to be just a low-poly half-finished model. The whole process took about 18-20 days from start to finish. There weren’t any blueprints available for this model at that time [...]
Chaos group announced Vray 2 at Siggraph in Los Angeles, we informed you about this event a few days ago. Well, maybe you already know these awesome news. But did you notice also Vray RealTime GPU? Have a look at these images, showing some of possibilities of new Vray 2! Phoenix FD – V-Ray dome [...]
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High dynamic range imaging (HDRI or just HDR) is a set of techniques that allow a greater dynamic range of luminances between the lightest and darkest areas of an image than standard digital imaging techniques or photographic methods. This wider dynamic range allows HDR images to more accurately represent the wide range of intensity levels [...]
This collection consists of more than 30 types of grass and field plants. Including 15 preconfigured scenes which are specially designed to work with MultiScatter to enhance your photorealistic environments and save your time. The models can be also used separately without MultiScatter. Ready scenes support 3DS Max 2009 and higher, required MultiScatter. Models support [...]
This video shows a screen capture of a demo which runs at 60 fps. It combines novel methods to shade leafs and to animate highly detailed trees. Each of the tens of thousands of leaves and thousands of branches is individually animated while all leaves react correctly to the light, both in reflectance and translucence. [...]
Autodesk celebrates it’s 20 years of 3ds Max creativity, the 3D software that shaped 3D world industry! Happy birthday, Autodesk, you deserve that! Original post: HERE
In this short demonstration, Steven Roselle highlights how to use Autodesk Maya software to create animated sprites for 2D games. http://www.autodesk.com/pr-games
