Test Drive Unlimited

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  1. brooklyn2989

    brooklyn2989 Well-Known Member

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    from test drive unlimited, cred if used,, more cars coming
    left shadows in the back, got rid of the last 1(gt40)
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  2. brooklyn2989

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    cmon 20 views n nobody like em
     
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    they are sick man. Great job keep it up. they could be premium renders.
     
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    very nice the front is a tad blurry tho
     
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    Learn how to cut the tires better. On most you kept a bunch of the ground around the tires when you can easily see the outline. And on the last the ties just look out of shape. Also save them as transparent PNGs cause as a gif no one can use them unless they render them again which kind of defeats the purpose.
     
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    nice, the render looks really great!
     
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    Nice job but the wheels could be cut a lil better.
     
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    yea, i couldnt see the tire outline on the last one so i just tried making my own tires, see that didnt work, and ill do pngs next time
     
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    Looks pretty good. I will cred if I use any. :D
     
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    good job, i like those cars
     
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    You've done great work. You realy took good cars to
     
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    Nice man, I can't tell if there choppy or not (the bg coliur) but the look !i! GOOD!
     
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    ^^^ You are the type of people that anger me. You have 34 posts, you have no right to rate renders. If every new or render uneducated person tells the person they are premium then they will never learn how to make them better.


    Now to the topic, they are ok but not premium, you've made the right choice in posting location.

    #1 - make them png files with clear bg, this makes it easier on the user and keeps people from saying "you should make them pngs"

    #2 - take your time, it takes me between 20-40 min and I've made over 40 car renders. If you mess up go back. Nothing looks worse then posting a pic and saying "i know the tire is a little messed."

    #3 - tires, they either make or break the car. Most cars being rendered have at least 10in wide tires so they should look it.

    #4 - Cars have reflections which can make it much hard to see and render lines. Try to see where the body line is flowing to and if it doesn't look natural then it's probaly not.

    Tip - When I render I zoom 1200-1600 % in and make my cuts with poly lasso tool. Make sure the feather is set to 0. Then cut the whole car out . After that go over it agian with the feather set to 1 pixel. The first pass makes it look crisp and clean. The 2nd pass gives is a slight, and I say slight feather to make the edges look perfect.

    Note: the feather will not cover up choppyness, that's why the 1st pass needs to be perfect.

    Tip 2 - If you notice it, somebodyon the forum will. Try to fix stuff and make them look the best as possible. This saves you the pain of reading people's stupid comments on your rendering.


    Out of ALL my renders released, I've never had a bad comment. This is because I made sure I left nothing for them to comment on but the good quality.

    Your renders are fine for the most part just could be fine tuned to be better. Crisp, flowing edges and killer tires wins over anyone.


    You didn't ask for this but I felt I'd share some tips
     
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    im looking for a nice render off dodge viper anyone?
     
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    thbey look good, cool cars man :D
     
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