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Published: 2002-09-29 16:25:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 2703; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 276
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I created this wheel for my concept car, which should be finished (hopefully) soon...***
no advanced renderers where used.
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I love that rim, the O-Z logo seems to make it cooler, its so sexy.
Good work.
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I have a tutorial here, I think you should try it. [link]
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this is a photograph right? jk-this really well done. you should teach me sometime
i've tried and had no success
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hoe-lee-shittt!
pure amazment..... join a company that makes car games, (please) (do this as a favor, to the world) and make wheels (AND CARS!!!) ur pro dude.
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Awesome work man. I'd kill to have a set of these on my car... hah. Love the concept car render as well. It's nice to see all the objects that go into a great render like that. Great job.
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All it needs is a pattern texture on the rubber ... and then it would be beyond kickass ... its only kickass now ...
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AMAZING! i was trying to make a rim but couldnt get the 3d treads, could u help me with that?
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Yes, it's a bump map. I didn't model the pattern, because I intended to use this wheel on a car, thus I didn't want additional polys to slow things down. One wheel would have been atleast 50-100K polys, multiply it by 4 and you get 1-2 million polys with car body + its accessories.
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nice.
more questions! o_O
Did you use a bumpmap for the tyre pattern?
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Yeah, patience is pain in the ass. Once again, great detail and modeling skills. I've been to your site and renders kick ass.
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Well, I can write a general tutorial about how to create a wheel like this, although, it will take some time... Oh well, anyways, when do I write one, I'll send it to you (sowmiles) or put it somewhere on the net. I'll notify you when it's done.
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step-by-step tutorial would be great!. lol with pictures and stuff
that would be so.. cool but if you dont have time... then. oh well
ma oskan ainult primitiive teha. LOL
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Btw, sorry... I used 15 for segments, when I lathed those splines... Heh, 10 is odd number... silly me...
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this sort of uber realistic 3d work always amazes me, having the talent (and stupid amounts of patience) to create something like this is pretty damn good
Thanks for the tips too, appreciated!
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Great to see another stellar submission from you! This is a good piece of modeling. The details and materials are fantastic. Looking forward to seeing the finished car! be SURE to post it
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Well, that supposed to be a brand new tire, so I made it kinda shiny.
Hum, about the tips... In general it's sort of easy - just make the wheel's profile (I used splines), lathe it (number of sides is important - in my case it was 10, since I got odd number spokes eg. 5). Then cut the right faces in the right places, so they represent the reference wheel's holes (in my case, OZ Racing's "Crono Evolution"). Then extrude the polys you've just cut... couple times... now you got rough wheel, next thing is a lot of vertex/poly tweaking... 6-8 hours and you're done...
...and don't forget to clone the reference model and add meshsmooth after you lathed the profile... in order to see, what you're doing there.
Btw, if anyone of you wants some inspiration on what kind of alloy wheel you should create - [link] is a great place for a start.
Happy modeling.
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great work as usual
could you give me tips, how to do that kind of things?
tubli tΓΆΓΆ.
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Looks great, I like the metall part, but i think u should reduse the glosiness
of the tire texture and make it a little bit bumbpy
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you dont need to use advanced techniques to create beautiful peices. I love this one.
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wow,I tried that but i suck really bad in max so i stopped to learn more
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