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| Registered User Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Eindhoven, the Netherlands Age: 28
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Rep Power: 0 ![]() | Space I wanted to experiment with creating space scenes in 3dsmax. Now I am going to model a spaceship. Any suggestions on the space environment? Perhaps the stars? Or the lighting? Or the textures? Any suggestions are welcome. I am not such an experienced 3d modeler. - Kanduvisla |
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| Bankai | yea - here's a sugestion either follow the Creating the planet tutorial or do it in Photoshop ( google it, i found it and made it) your planet and lightning is,...well...terrible ;) do the scene in photoshop,import that in Max,do a planet with textures in Max,build a detailed ship in Max, then import that in Photoshop and add some effects if you don't know how to render but if you don't have photoshop...hmmm...ignore this post
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Rep Power: 0 ![]() | Thanks for the help. I appreciate your honesty :-P I'm currently following a tutorial. I like the result so far (see attachment). Any suggestions (except offcourse for lighting and environment). |
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| Bankai | thats nice now lower your atmosphere glow a little... you modeled that in 3dsMax or...? atmosphere looks funky and not realistic tell me this : have you the atmosphere and its glow in 3ds or photoshop? i might be able to help you with photoshop part :)
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