Post your nice images here

[su_liam]

I found a cheap trick to add faux-conifers, too! I'll post that when and if it gets done rendering.

EDIT: Here we go! I had two different tree layers at different resolutions. That caused a bit of trouble. It's also hard to control exactly where the trees go. Some trees are growing out of glaciers!?! Still for twenty minutes of work and a fifteen minute render with no tragic crashes, this wasn't bad. By Western Oregon standards, this was pretty sparse, but I like it. This, I think, was a proof of concept.

[mearrin69]

Here are a few from me. First up a Warhammer 40k-ish warbot...based very much on ork technology. Next is an axe. Pretty basic, that. Next is a funny take-off on Absolut ads...I used to work for Caligari (makes trueSpace) and this was just sort of a fun little thing I put together. It actually turned out pretty nice. I had forgotten about it until I went digging in my digital storage bin.
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[Gamerprinter]

Looks great, Mearrin69! Did not realize you had some real 3D experience with Caligari. There are many 3D apps I've looked at and wanted - Truespace was one of them. Good to know you worked there. If I may ask, what did you do at Caligari?

Rep for the Absolut artwork!

GP

[ravells]

No disrespect to Jas, but we have a whole forum here, start your own threads with 3d lovliness!!

[mearrin69]

@Ravells: Good point. Problem is, that's all I got.
@GP: Thanks! I was ever so briefly the "director of marketing" there. I have known Roman, the company's founder, for a few years and he was working on something that sounded pretty cool. Turns out he and I didn't really get on very well in the employee-employer sense. Hopefully he doesn't have any hard feelings about it. I don't, the guy's a genius - quirky one, but a genius nonetheless. I first saw his stuff in Caligari 24 on the Amiga (circa '91-'92, the company was called Octree back then) and later, when I had a better job, I scraped together enough to get an early version of trueSpace for the PC (~$800). Bought tS4 when that came out too (the one with the Terminator head, I think?). tS5 and tS6 were "review units" from the company (still have the boxes) as I had met Roman by then. I worked at the company when it released tS7. He sold to Microsoft after I left and now tS 7.x is available for a free download. I'm afraid it has changed beyond my ken, however.
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[Fluesopp]

Vue and Daz

[mearrin69]

Wow, Fluesopp. That's pretty awesome. The background looks almost like a picture. Have some rep.
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[Ghostman]

Very dinosaur-like.

[su_liam]

Very nice terrain Fluesopp. Except for one patch in front of the winged dino, the veg was convincing. In an arid kind of way .

[jaspertjie]

Narada pics!!! Narada kicks ass!