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Need_Help · 08-22-2007, 05:05 AM

Poly-modelling means you start with a box, then change to editable polygon, extrude, move, extrude, move etc.

Actually, most of the people use 2 applications to make a 3D scene. First, they model, texture and render in their 3D application. Then, they do some 'post-production' in their 2D application. Usually they use Ps to change DOF (or you can do in Max too), change the colour and brightness, add a little small details through matte painting method and so on.

Thanks :)

Edit : They also use to add AO (ambient occlusion)

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Need_Help Member View My Portfolio Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Earth.... Posts: 374 Thanks: 1 Thanked 17 Times in 15 Posts Rep Power: 2	Poly-modelling means you start with a box, then change to editable polygon, extrude, move, extrude, move etc. Actually, most of the people use 2 applications to make a 3D scene. First, they model, texture and render in their 3D application. Then, they do some 'post-production' in their 2D application. Usually they use Ps to change DOF (or you can do in Max too), change the colour and brightness, add a little small details through matte painting method and so on. Thanks :) Edit : They also use to add AO (ambient occlusion) __________________ DinoFlash - Play Free Online Flash Games and Movies.