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balistic · Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2000 8:57 pm

*phew*

Its called "American Flat", and was modeled and rendered in Hash's Animation:Master 2000.

No reference was used, aside from a fuzzy recollection of what the place looks like.

Big ups to all the people who offered critique on previous versions of this image . . . I tried to implement most of your suggestions.

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Brian "balistic" Prince
3D Artist
Eggington Productions

surferboi · Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2000 10:43 pm

very cool... nice to see ya finished it... nice textures n all good lighting.. overall nice job

Anthony · Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2000 10:50 pm

Very nice Ballistic, very nice. The wall texture does look a tad like linen rather than cement, but I doubt anyone would notice. Great job!

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-Anthony
Carpe Carpem

Jenn · Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2000 11:21 pm

That is awsoem!@#$ -dribbles-

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DarkChyld

FireWalker · Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2000 12:08 am

wow.. woulda thought it was a photo if i didn't know better. very very convincingly realistic.

Visigoth · Guest Member #

Nice...
JeffK seems to be popping up everywhere nowdays...

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Your car is a fiberglass penis extension.

Nex · Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2000 6:04 am

whow great!

I espcially like this bent red ting in the left corner.

some critique:
the shadows look a bit too blue for me..
Is the long pole through the window blue all the way on purpouse?

just what came to my attention..

anyway terrific texturing work!

ceenda · member Member # Joined: 27 Jun 2000 Posts: 2030

We need a "thumbs up" smiley as well now.

Great stuff balistic!

Nex mentioned something about the shadows being too blue. I can't remember whether there's some rule about (warm light -> cold shadows) and vice versa? I'm not sure, the professionals here could probably talk about that.

As I say, I think that's mission accomplished.

Hurri-cane · Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2000 6:10 am

really nice,if there is a thing to crit its: the year rings in the wood shouldnt maybe be that big....if its compressed wood, it would be smaller and more narrow.....hope you understand me, cuz i dont understand my self even =)) (almost anyways)

good job..
just my lousy, dirty, 2 cents from the fridge (?)

.caneman

Transcendent · Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2000 6:23 am

The lighting ... the soft shadows ... the textures ... Wow ...

balistic · Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2000 7:09 am

Wow, thanks for the feedback guys!

I'm glad someone noticed the JeffK tag

Here's a link to a wireframe version, if anyone is curious:
http://www.bprince.com/AmericanFlatWires.jpg

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Brian "balistic" Prince
3D Artist
Eggington Productions

Togusa · Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2000 7:34 am

Wow, very very impressive!

I wanna see the camera move :-)
I'm just curious, how long was the render time for that single pic?

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togusa
www.shamino.com

Rinaldo · Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2000 8:01 am

"Bryce Sux" (am I seeing things?) LOL.

Very nice Balistic

Interesting to see the wireframe. do you model those hils by hand?

balistic · Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2000 8:11 am

Rendering took about six hours on a K7 700 with 256 megs of RAM (it swapped to the disk quite a bit towards the end).

Rinaldo: caught red-handed

The terrain started out as a height map, and I used RebumpX to turn it into a .seg file. I spent a lot of time pulling points from the camera view to get it to look just right though.

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Brian "balistic" Prince
3D Artist
Eggington Productions

Worthy · member Member # Joined: 26 Jun 2000 Posts: 143

maybe ive been out of the loop..but when did Hash get a nice rendering engine? nice work Brian!

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3D Sculptor
Viewpoint Digital

Axl · Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2000 9:39 am

Nice to see some 3d work.
The lighting in the scene adds alot to the piece and looks as though you've spent alot time on it. I like the plant life seen through the doorway and the small touches like the hinges on the door frame and the broken window frames.
Good stuff.