Chevrolet (1957)

[einollahia]

Hi

At this week i modeled new car for making an old scene.
I think this car is best choice for old scenes.

[einollahia]

Car Paint test Render:

[Ge-force]

very nice car you have drawn there ,did you use polygonal modelling or nurbs ??
and how old are you and scince when are you using 3D softwares ?? ,just curius :P

[giant551]

its looking nice, a lovely looking car!

[einollahia]

very nice car you have drawn there ,did you use polygonal modelling or nurbs ??
and how old are you and scince when are you using 3D softwares ?? ,just curius :P

Thanks, I used polygonal modeling with poly by poly technique but i love Box modeling.

I am 21 years and i start 3d seriously with Maya from 2 years ago and i move from Maya to XSI about 2 month ago.




some new Render:

[Ge-force]

WOW , look at all these details you have got there ,about the interior it will look better if its colour is biege or kinda brownish .
I am noob so can you please write a tutorial for me.this will help ALOTEs off ppl not only me.:D

[einollahia]

Thanks

I try to make it

[einollahia]

Now This car is complete and you can see final render at SOFTIMAGE XSI Gallery.

[yayas]

Congratulations, nice model.
I have a few notes on this. First, the car still 'flying' on the floor. I think you still can boost shadow with occlusion, particularly around the tires.
Also, antialias setup is too low, as well as FG.

[shushens]

Yes! yayas really knows his stuff! Hey Andreas, it's me :P
Well, I envy you, because I wanted to model this car in Maya, but had some pretty bad experiences, so I kinda gave it up and started doing other things. Now that I am finally beginning to learn XSI, maybe I will have better luck. I will post it here if I am able to make it at least as good as yours.

I won't criticise, since I know so little myself. Lovely lovely model.

[einollahia]

Thanks

Congratulations, nice model.
I have a few notes on this. First, the car still 'flying' on the floor. I think you still can boost shadow with occlusion, particularly around the tires.
Also, antialias setup is too low, as well as FG.

yse,your right.i render 3 new image with your comment.

[yayas]

This is definitely better,
Could you push the shadow/occlusion a bit more?
And care to share aliasing setting? still look jagged, though its smoother than the previous one.
For a start, Aliasing level: 0 - 2 | contrast: 0.1 | Mitchell - size 4, is usually adequate for common scene.

For shadow setup, this is a very good reference from EternalArt:
http://www.xsibase.com/forum/index.php?board=5;action=display;threadid=35929;st art=0

goodluck

[einollahia]

Thanks

it's very useful.

[einollahia]

and the final ender of this car.

http://i32.tinypic.com/2mhhs7n_th.jpg (http://i32.tinypic.com/2mhhs7n.jpg)

[yayas]

Cool,
it's smooth now ..

[einollahia]

yes.
I am newbi in XSi and for the final render i indebted you.

More thanks yayas

[Leo]

Good job, Ali! :)

Leo.

[yayas]

yes.
I am newbi in XSi and for the final render i indebted you.


Very welcome, you must be a very good newbie to make such model for learning.