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j-martin — GameBoy Advance SP
Published: 2004-10-21 00:42:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 3013; Favourites: 40; Downloads: 690
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Rhino.3dsmax: My most precise and good looking project up to that date. I'm really proud of it even if there's some errors:1. Power LED is on, but the switch is set to Off
2. The Screen is emmiting light
3. The Nintendo logo should be at an 180 degree angle
4. The only cartdridge was too dark, and edited in PhotoShop (it's visible)
5. The top of a real SP is curved, mine is perfectly flat.
I've corrected them in 3ds max (except the curve), but I don't feel like waiting an another day to render it.
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From one 3d artist to another, good work mate.
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That's amazing. There's no way that's a render.
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Wait...that's not a photo!!??! 0____o HOLY CRAP THAT'S GOOD! =O
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all i can say is OMG THIS IS FRIGGIN AWSOME! lol excellent work!
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This is definately an A-class model. The surfacing is very good. I recently tried to make a DS Lite model but the translucent coating gave me serious problems. I'd love to see more like this, perhaps older gameboys?
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Well, in therory it should be extremely easy to get. You "just" need to model both shell's parts (the translucent one and the white/black or blue plastic) and create simple material. The transluscent one a fresnel reflection (the kind that vary depending on the angle you are looking at a surface) and a fully refractive surface should do the trick. For the color plastic even the simplest shader should do the trick.
Of course, in practice it will take hours of (boring) tweaking. I think that's the main reason I gave up to create fully realistic render -- time!!
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I had a hard time getting the model to fit together just right, I probably need some more practice (lots of time fiddling) with it. Now that I think about it, there is another method I want to try using now... 
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that.... i hate you....
that is the most realistic model i have EVER SEEN
EVER
i aspire to BE you
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That is the most realistic 3DS Max model I have ever seen! Good job man!
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Dunno, maybe because I don't have the time to be active in the communauty.
I also don't have the time to work on any project also... :/
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Pretty damn real. A little too real. Great work! I got a 2D render of the SP if you want to check that out. Again, great work!
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Yup, your 2D artwork is pretty neat too.
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Well I don't own a gameboy advance, so I wouldn't have noticed anyway. At first glance I thought it was a photo. To be honest, I think you're lying and it is actually a photo
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wow. great job. what did you use for the dof? photoshop or a 3ds plugin?
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26 hours to render on a 3.0 ghz, 2gb ram, cuz of how you did the shadows and depth of field, WOW!!! BUT definitly worth the wait 
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mental ray? and how long did this take you to render?
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I've used "Vray" and it took 26hours to render on my P4C 3.0 GHz with 2GB of RAM. The main reason for the slow render time is the use of Depth of Field, Blurry reflexions (I was force to use them to get the shader I wanted), HDRI and Global Illumination : 4 things that slow down a render like you can't imagine...
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I actualy tried in christmas vacantion, but I gave up after realising that making a "perfect copy" of that curvy thing (it's not that bad thought) would be kinda hard.
I'll try later...
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i really like it, i assume it was rendered on 3dmax ya?!?tell me wat kind of lighting and renderer were used..much appreciated..congrats
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HDRI for nice and perfectly real lightning and reflection.
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very awsome render man! i totally love how detailed your models are.
i made a gba not to long ago in man, but they dont even come close to how cool yours tuned out.
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fantastic, this is incredible work, i wanna see more!
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goddamn, youd you get those materails set up like that!!
totally amazing and proffesional work
-Tom
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I maen how did you get it set up like that.
do you have alist of settings or presets?
-Tom
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Unfortunately, the scenes is currently on my "good" PC and it's motherboard was sent to RMA. I'll try to post the mat file ASAP.
It's a Vray Material not so complex, but which took a lot of tuning for the color, reflexion color and glossiness and the bump mapping (which I consider switching the map to reflection since it doesn't really look like it does in the real life).
Thanks to all of you for your comments.
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Holy, crap great work, could have sworn it was a photo excellant work!!! Green light looks a wee bit fake but DAMN that is fantastic.
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Wow! I thought this was a photograph before I saw the description. Awesome job!
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