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Published: 2006-02-09 12:46:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 12202; Favourites: 147; Downloads: 240
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Done during boring lessongs.The terminator chassis is propably one of my favourite things to model because of the challenge.
I'll propably submit more renders from this model as soon as I'll transfer it to 3DsMax6.
This was created with 3DsMax 4.
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Comments: 37
You should have more boring lessons xD! This is awesome!
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Haha! Thanks!
They got so boring that I actually left the school years ago
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from one robot modeler to another... good artistic render. got any more of the same machine?
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Thank you
Yeah, I got the whole machine modeled, head needs some fine tuning. Also no idea what I could do with it that hasn't been done yet
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i love this one... very symbolic with the gesture of the hand - come with me if you want to live
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haha your welcome, very cool stuff, I might have to get stocks from ya
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Thats amazing 
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Ok, a little tutorial
If I remember right, this was rendered with the 3DsMax's Default scanline renderer.
The procedure went something like this:
-Make an object
-Create a camera and put the camera target to where you want the sharp area of the picture.
-Select the camera and scroll down a bit in the modify panel and check "Enable" from the Multi-Pass leaf.
-From the dropdown list select "Depth of field".
-Select the camera view and hit the Preview button on the cameras modify panel, next to that multipass thingy (the camera viewport should look like it does something funky and then show the depth of field in the viewport.)
-If the focus is too far or too near, adjust the "Target Distance" value, if the picture breaks up too much, add the amount of Total passes in the cameras "Sampling" leaf. If you need more/less blur, adjust the "Sample Radius" value.
And note that enabling Multipass means that the picture will be rendered as many times as what value you've put to the "Total passes" box. The bigger the value the smoother the effect, the longer the render time.
Hope this helps!
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Thank you!
Glad you like it.
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amazing depth of field, love the simple colour palette
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Great work!
Just one suggestion: To make it more terminator-like i'd add some glowing red somewhere. running through his (or her) body? like power conduits? It just seems a little too.... Calm?
Could be that im just a little desensitised from robotics after all that star trek...
Back to the point.... Great picture!
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Nice idea and blurring rest of the body is great. Nice and clean.
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nice work man! I have a bit of an obsession with the Terminator myself, I have his endo skull sitting on my desk!
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now that is pretty good... like the render too!! sweet
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The detail in this is incredible. Please tell me youll be posting another one w/ the whole body in focus!
This looks great. DOF is awesome.
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Thanks
I wasn't supposed to post a whole view....
but if that's what the people want, that is what I'll do
Right after I come up with a good pose
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Thanks you wery much!
I just noticed that I messed up my signature on the pic...
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