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ragingpixels — Mustang Gift image
Published: 2006-08-22 01:27:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 2173; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 16
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I re-rendered my old mustang for the heck of it, also because I was making a gift card for someone as well and needed an image on it, later guys, enjoy, or atleast try to.Related content
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did you check smcars.net? because i dont have them anymore, they were on my other HDD that crashed, and i had originally gotten them from someone on Dev-art a long long long long looonnnngggg time ago.
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Damn impressive. Tis quite a great piece 
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Nice, I like what you did with the reflections on the ground good job
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Nice job! Umm that "line reflection" effect is great, especially seeing as you've done it all in C4D (reading the other posts hehe
~Nightfire
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the original res is 2000 pixels wide. 600 dpi
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Wow. Hehe. That's pretty high res. I just scanned an image into Photoshop format, which was dumb since now the PSD is about 350 MB O.o hehe.
Well, hope to hear from you again soon, and... good luck with what's going on.
~Nightfire
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what was the dpi? and was it an 8.5x11 scan, because if it was, that explains a lot on the size.....should have did a .tif file instead, but then again, just look at it this way, it was probably smaller than a bitmap image(.bmp) as bitmap's file sizes are accounted for whats in the document, but the size of the image, even if it was just white, all white, it would still be file size consuming.
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I still haven't rendered a car yet, because I forgot to put it on my to-do list. Oops. This just reminded me.
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send me a note with your email address and i'll send you a low poly version of this car, though it has a crazy and looney bodykit though.
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I like the reflection effect, is it post-work or all cinema4d like you do every so often...
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all cinema 4d, it took a while to get it right. Though I was seriously thinking of just doing it in PS since at times I was thinking it wasnt possible in C4D. anyway later and thanks for the comment!
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So how did you do it anyways? Did you add planes with semitransparency, over another reflective one, and the dark lines... How'd you solve that?
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sort of, its basically 2 planes, they are both the same size in length and color, but the widths are different and one of them is reflective, basically, I have a black plane on the floor, say the floor is at Y=0. the black plane is at Y=.02. I make a copy of that plane and set its placement to Y=.03, this puts it on top of the other one just slightly so that you can't really tell its on top, then I make it about 3 or 4 ticks smaller on the width so that its skinnier than the bottom one and make that one reflective. After this I make it so that none of the planes can cast shadows or be reflected by the car, as im sure you can tell if they could, it would look not so clean.
Im sorry if that was a bit confusing, if you need a video, just let me know.
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Oh yes, I get the line thing. So you had many "plane-pairs" like that side by side with gaps, right?
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yeah, i just grouped the two and made copies of them, separating each further and further away from the other.
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thanks, so do you mean the reflective black lines on the ground?
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Yes, I love the effect!
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hell yeah it does!!!....j/k, thankyou.
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thanks and thanks for the
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lol, thanks for dropping by.
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no problems, keep up the awsm work
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thanks, i didnt actually mean to render it red, but by the time i realized it, it was half way done already, I wanted it to be a mixture of black and red.
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