My 1st Rendered Dragon

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  1. Gloamgeist

    Gloamgeist Well-Known Member

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    The pen tool is the best to use for rendering.
    You just need to take your time, zoom way in, and practice.
    Also save as png with transparent background.

    Here is a link to a good tutorial on rendering with the pen tool.
    http://www.gamerenders.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=58358
     
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    not bad for your first...keep at it any you'll get better in no time.
     
  3. Hocky27

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    You will get the hang of it eventually
     
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    You will get the hang of it eventually
     
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    BEST RENDER I EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE
     
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    To render, use the polygonal lasso tool, zoom into about 500% and make lots of small cuts, take your time over it. It'll be more apprecaited then :) also, save on a transparent bg in .png format :)
     
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    bad cut too choppy
     
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    if you used pen tool, try rendering it on 500%, that way you won't miss any details
     
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    i cant say 2 much cus i aint to gd at it my self but the best advice i could give wud be to keep practising
     
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    very choppy,, but nice tried;)
     
  11. mikey

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    I think using the pen tool is the best for small renders like that. Eraser on the brush setting works best for larger renders imo, make it about 10 pixels big and go over the simple edges, and just keep decreasing the size of the brush as you come across more detailed areas. And you'll get a smooth render. You've just gotta take your time.
     
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    its really choppy and next time save it as a PNG file
     
  13. Sinergy

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    evryone has room for improvement though...
     
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    Thanks you all. I'll keep practicing.
     
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    Try All Different Forms Of Rendering And See What You Best At

    xDeMastAX
     
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