Before posting a render you must make sure you - Provide a link to the original render - Have permission if needed to be able to cut it out from original. - Link to the site which the render was obtained from. Your render was removed because you did not follow all of the guidelines above. Editting this post without fixing the things you missed before will result in a warn/fine.
render in 3d terms is any 3d object "rendered" to an image . i can supply the model rigged in .max format if anyone wants to have a go with animating it . also i do custom 3d artwork , i can make just bout anything ... my site is up at :http://www.reason3d.us let me know in this topic if you have a request , the site isnt complete yet so i dont have the form working .
this work is custom , newly created work , it is not derived from any other source , and as such has all copyright to exist anywhere without prior consent , as i am the creator an origin of this work . i can see a bit of confusion as this isnt a cutout render , in the sense it is more commonly referred to in these forums . however i suggest that the term render in 3d use not be discarded , as the origin of a good chuink of the works in these forums are derived from 3d artwork , such as games . so i will ask that my first post be restored , i see your bold text and i am not crossing any boundaries . i modeled that 3d object from scratch , no part of it belongs to anyone but myself , and have duely named the thread as the intended name of the character . for the record , the original work it in the Rayman : Raving Rabbids game as titled , if simply posting the link appeases you , it is located at : http://raymanzone.us.ubi.com/ . also i dont quite understand this as no violation of copyright could be drawn from my actions , im curious why no further explaination was given ? could be possible that the link is mandatory for all works , custom or taken directly from a copyrighted source is my guess . anyhow , thanks for a warning i will be more considerate in the future .
