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Published: 2006-07-19 13:10:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 5147; Favourites: 68; Downloads: 512
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3dsmax + greeble plugin, rendered with vray
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Very nice. Software(s)?
(Any way to get less-rectangular greebles? these are great, i'm just trying to get something like this in a more organic, more complex geometry.)
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That was 3dsmax+greeble plugin, rendered in vray. I too enjoy generating geometry in many different ways, making it more organic can be difficult but there are lots of techniques for each application you use, it just depends what you are aiming for.
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fry again? i think the glare gives it away 
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lol vray and photoshop
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lies!! it's too fryish!!.. but no seriously, how did you get that cool glare? I'm taking it that it was done in post so my first guess would be maybe a gaussian blur with screen blending at near 100% and.. hmm. probably using levels to get it to "clamp" more of the lower range bright areas out of it.. right? I must admit this effect is very attractive and i'm very intrigued as to how it was exactly done.
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You could use fry, maxwell, indigo, all have lens filter effects.
Vray has lens effects now too [link]
I can't remember how I did that glow exactly. could've been a ps plugin, might have done it in after effects or fusion.
Could've just been a layer made B+W and leveled for highs and then blurred, repeated with a larger blur and another layer etc Probably screen
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ah but that's bloom instead of glare.. which is more HDRish, if you get what i mean. Anyway checking it out, it's nice but it definitely isn't as robust as the settings you'll find in fry or even indigo. But i digress; thank you for the tip
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totally cool. what configuration did u use for the render?
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Just vray sun+sky
GI on
It was so long ago I cna't remember the details lol
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ahahaha thast's fine man.. that's all i want to know.. nice use of greeble!
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lol, I'm not sure what it could be built from, perhaps just some kind of support with the outer shell attatched
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thanks, just seemed a bit unfinished
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Wow, extremely cool. I love the design and the curling. This looks like it's right out of a star wars movie and that is no offense if you hate the movies, but i really do like it a whole lot.
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no problem sex eyes 
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Excellent job! The lighting and post-processing is very impressive as well!
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3d studio max, rendered with vray, thanks for faving
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This would be an interesting form for an Arcology .
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thanks for the insight, i did actually think for a few moments about people living inside something like this, the more i think about it the better it sounds, and stranger... i doubt they would be stable enough lol
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It really helps that they look like they're growing out of a desert. And, of course, something as superficial as structural stability wouldn't be something to worry about.
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Love it, love the lighting. Do you use displacement maps? for the blocky surface or is it modeled?
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sorry i deleted it.. 2.2 mb was too big, i will re-upload now, the blocks are from a 3dsmax plugin called "greeble" available free on the net... it makes the geometry
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I think I've asked you like 3 times what programs you use... so I'll hold of until next time.
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lol... 3d studio max, vray plugin to render
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Wow, that messes with the mind! 
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Very different way to use greeble - nice idea and work, I like it..
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Really cool! I wonder if this is how flying saucers are grown.
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