First Car

[randyrives]

My first every attempt at modelling a car. This comes from Ch. 4 in Adam Watkins' Cinema 4d book.

The tutorial shows you the how to model the car using C4D's hypernurbs. I like the tutorial in that he explains how (with pics), but leaves you to doing the actuall modelling. (he doesn't say make a cube 200x200x400 move it to here do this etc..)

I actually add lib the bumpers, head lights, and other addons (got tired of reading).

Comments, suggestions and gripes welcomed!

--Randy

[randyrives]

My first every attempt at modelling a car. This comes from Ch. 4 in Adam Watkins' Cinema 4d book.

The tutorial shows you the how to model the car using C4D's hypernurbs. I like the tutorial in that he explains how (with pics), but leaves you to doing the actuall modelling. (he doesn't say make a cube 200x200x400 move it to here do this etc..)

I actually add lib the bumpers, head lights, and other addons (got tired of reading).

Comments, suggestions and gripes welcomed!

--Randy

[s.winders]

Well done Randy [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]


Maybe the wheels/tyres could do with a bit of a slim down,depending on the look you are going for,other than that excellent work bud [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]


I read somewhere that bezier nurbs also good for cars {I love playing with those things} and car pieces.

Cheers.

Stu.

[Gary David Bouton]

Randy---your car is wonderful. To make it more real, add atmosphere or film grain to the image, and bring you camera down to about 5 virtual feet high, 'cause not many people are that tall that they can look that far down on a real car, except Jordan [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]


I'm totally impressed. Wot an effort!


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