First Ever Render

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  1. InfeXtion

    InfeXtion New Member

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    A little choppy, but overall good for your first try.
     
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    That's very nice for a first one ;)
    A little choppy at some parts, but with a bit of practice, you'll be making great renders soon :)
     
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    Choppy but gj for your first try :)
     
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    Good render! though what does choppy mean? lol im new
     
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    nice, but it has a white stripe all around
     
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    When cutting out a rounded shape, the edge has to be cut round as well, and not with square corners and stuff.
    When the cut isn't round, but consist out of large angles, then a render is called choppy, like it is chopped out with an axe instead of cut with a scissor :P
     
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    Not bad for your first one!! Keep up the good work man! ^_^
     
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    Pretty choppy but still good overall
     
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