Hello all

So after my last post of my first weekend with moi and passed my experiment to modo and this is the result.
Crazy fun concept I made to learn moi3d. Modeling was done in moi and then exported to modo for the render and animation (Still starting to learn to animate also).
I ended up learning MoI3D & Luxology modo and I also played with Photoshop for the final retouch (also learning Ps).

Moi was great and really fun to use, I only had some small problems in the fillets but I guess that is due to my lack of experience in moi.

Sorry if I exaggerated with Ps but I was exited to learn new things :-)

Wich one you prefer?

Thank you

Hi Paulo, looks like you were having a lot of fun with it! My favorite one is the pirate poster.

- Michael

Wow this is great !

How did you made the noise in the bump look perfect everywhere, is your object uv unwraped ?

Hi

Michael: Thank you, I think that is my favorite also.

Shapenoid: I also love your maxwell and moi work. There is something with maxwell noisi renders that I really love :-)
In fact , does maxwell run on mac and do they have demo's that work?
I would love to play a bit ...

That is in fact a very interesting question, only after reading your post I reminded that I never added any kind of mapping in modo....ahahahahahaa
I'm using the default one that is Solid. Like I told I made this just to practice moi and my goal was to have a render in modo like the kind of renders that I think you post sometimes, just throw something in there and render.
So since the beginning the bump always looked good (ok ok almost allways :-) so I compltelly forgot about the uv need.

The problem is that modo I 'm never happy with the result and I always have to adjust stuff and tweak light,positions,etc. In the end I like the results, but I wish I could also just throw something in there like in some unbiased engine and that things looked good.

So to reply, there is no uv, it all worked perfectly out of moi.

Regards

Hi Paulo,

Thank you, I'm using Maxwell on a macpro and I really like the noise too it makes everything more real.
I think there's a demo version yes !

Is there a "solid" mapping option in C4D ? I'm wondering...

Cheers