3ds max

September 2013

Cup of tea

Category : Graphics

A little rendering training of a cup of tea. the spoon has been modeled with Zbrush, the rest with 3d Studio max. The rendering has been done with Arion. Although the logic of materials is very close to that of Maxwell render, the texture of sugars was difficult to obtain (by SSS mainly). I wanted to also test the quality of the displacement from Arion (engravings on the spoon). I have to say that the result is quite interesting, but relatively slow computing. Gain memory is however significant compared to the full poly model (which is primary for GPU rendering).

arion, randomcontrol, zbrush, displacement, sub surface scattering, rendering

August 2012

Fracture (massFx test)

Category : None

It's been a long time since I wanted to test the famous 3d studio max massFx module. This module dates back a little, but I wanted to compare it with its predecessor, the Havoc physics engine. It is definitely easier to use, and better integrated to the UI of 3ds. For the accuracy and the computation time, it has nothing to envy to the old module.More smoke (fumeFx) and particles would have made it more realistic, but I sorely lacking time.

massFx, physics engine, 3d Studio max, Vray

November 2011

Freedent inflatable object

client : La Rue Category : Graphics

Adaptation of a 3d model and rendering for an inflatable object for Freedent from La Rue agency. The job was to edit the 3D object to respect the constraints related to the manufacture of inflatable (about 1m height), and make HD renders for customer validating. Members of the characters that were in volume had to be projected as textures.Credit modeling: Freedent

3ds max, vray, zbrush, communication, promotional items

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