The "What Are You Working On?" Thread

[Andreas Knöpke]

Poser

 

[Ben O'Bro]

i have so many important things i need to take care of on my desk, e.g. the pile of paper on my left...
yet i am spamming this thread XD
but damn i'm happy this part is finished. I'm sure the tax office will be pleased.

3 cars, 3 sets of dashboards...
(academy / ###r / 1700 )

 

[Ben O'Bro]

ok, ok just a last one
for science purposes.

 

[AccAkut]

i have so many important things i need to take care of on my desk, e.g. the pile of paper on my left...
yet i am spamming this thread XD
but damn i'm happy this part is finished. I'm sure the tax office will be pleased.

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3 cars, 3 sets of dashboards...
(academy / ###r / 1700 )

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What program did you do those layouts in? I've been looking for something I can arrange elements in like I can in CAD tools, based on coordinates and angles.

 

[garyjpaterson]

What program did you do those layouts in? I've been looking for something I can arrange elements in like I can in CAD tools, based on coordinates and angles.

What, photoshop?

 

[Stereo]

I do the dials in Blender since it has good array options and easy ability to rotate by degrees without quality loss, then AO-bake them and use that in photoshop to lay the numbers onto.

 

[Ben O'Bro]

I do the dials in Blender since it has good array options and easy ability to rotate by degrees without quality loss, then AO-bake them and use that in photoshop to lay the numbers onto.

what he said.
i use 3dsmax, array option, splines with extruded option, simple colors, render top and then toshop for proper font options

 

[J3D MODDING]

My run on a french city is finish..

this is : SAINT ETIENNE

very interesting project, i worked with a memory limit on each export (110.000 objects !)

 

[aphidgod]

Ok, one last pic before I release this thing.

 

[Fat-Alfie]

WOOHOO!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Ralf Brinkmann]

Ok, one last pic before I release this thing.

NICE! Can't wait to try it out!

 

[Jaasu]

I have had some files on my pc for quite long time. The track I always wanted to create but I chose other one first. When I was creating that, somebody else did this one first so I guess nobody can’t force you not to do more updated and more precise version, if nothing else then for learning purposes.

EDIT: Updated the image and the track is Ahvenisto Race Circuit in Finland

 

[JoseL231]

Ok, one last pic before I release this thing.

Where is it, where is it? I really have a lot of hype for this car


Edit: It's already out! Thanks a lot!!

 

[Jebus]

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I have had some files on my pc for quite long time. The track I always wanted to create but I chose other one first. When I was creating that, somebody else did this one first so I guess nobody can’t force you not to do more updated and more precise version, if nothing else then for learning purposes.

Absolutely, if you feel like it then do it. There is no rule saying that 2 different people can't make the same track. If someone takes offend from you making Ahvenisto it's entirely their own problem.

 

[AccAkut]

slowly getting it into shape. Anyone may be willing to donate some BBS LM rims? I don't like making rims

 

[Ben O'Bro]

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slowly getting it into shape. Anyone may be willing to donate some BBS LM rims? I don't like making rims

hey it's a rainy sunday so... i can make those if you want!

 

[AccAkut]

hey it's a rainy sunday so... i can make those if you want!

Really? I would really appriciate that



"BBS centerlock wheels – 18×11-inch front, 18×13-inch rear"

 

[CC]

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slowly getting it into shape. Anyone may be willing to donate some BBS LM rims? I don't like making rims

Rims are nasty man , yesterday I spent 3hrs on a rear rim , now need to do the front

 

[CC]

Really? I would really appriciate that

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"BBS centerlock wheels – 18×11-inch front, 18×13-inch rear"

12 spokes divided by 360 degrees is 1 spoke every 30 degrees

 

[Ben O'Bro]

12 spokes divided by 360 degrees is 1 spoke every 30 degrees

something like that