PaQ! nice work!

I like the way you express the enormity of your scenes without any reference to scale, must be the camera angles :)

Thanks for sharing

Amazing!
What a gorgeous work.
Congratulations! I love those kinds of universes :-)

Paq, what did you render those in?

If I had to guess......Modo perhaps?

Not so much this particular model. More your mindset when you create models.

To try and be more simple in my question:

If you had to do say a Car exaust pipe, the metal of the pipe would in reality be .0625 inches thick. Yet you could model it with just a surface tube. Heres a picture of the 2 different ways.

Thanks.

Hi PaQ...

Just Wow !!!!
What is your computer spec ?

Thanks

Hello there, thanks again for your kind words :)

@TwinSnakes

No, I'm back into lightwave for this project, all this stuffs are made for a short movie.
The new animation cache system for the global illumination is really nice :)

@BurrMan

Ok got it, so the reply is the same, yes everything has thickness, I only work with solids to avoid
polygon normal problems when exporting the model in poly.

@Anis

A quad xeon 3.0 ... but it doesnt matter as MoI only use one core I guess :)

Hi PaQ...

>all this stuffs are made for a short movie

And you will post a part of the movie also.... :)

Gorgeous and inspiring PaQ!!

I want to be like PAQ when I grow up! :-)

Inspiring work!

-Will

Michael, can't wait the objects manager system :O)

Michael, with WIPs like that, I can't wait for PAQ to get the Object Management system! :-D

-Will

PS - I'll be straight once I'm able to name and export my surfaces! ;-)

Hi PaQ, wow that is looking great!!

Yeah I'm guessing that some object management tools would be of use for that! :)

- Michael

Now this is just freaking awesome!