A [pp] Abstract Render!

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  1. Pixelated Paradise

    Pixelated Paradise Well-Known Member

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    3rd render using 3ds max 7
    Feel free to use but please do not claim you made it!

    Its nothing special but its only my 3rd render made ;)

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  2. Sanity Penguin

    Sanity Penguin My sex is on fire

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    Looks cool but not very usable imo since it's not transparant ;)
     
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    some people claim that the black background is necessary, as all it is is an "effect." w/e. i personally agree with you sanity. either way, nice "render"
     
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    hehe i dont actually know how to save as transparent in 3ds max ;)
     
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    Pretty cool looking. Nice job.
     
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    you dont save as transparent. you render it in a editing program, like ps. that's what a render is. well, in graphics terms that is, not modelling.
     
  7. Konekokaze

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    or you can set it to lighten/screen and get perfect renders if they have black backgrounds

    NOTE:

    this only works with a bunch of othe colors behind it
     
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