Hallo everybody,
Just want to share this rifle I made for the mmorpg - Project Genom.

Pang! :)
Very nice one!

BA-BOOM!

That is some stellar detail!

Wow! That's a beautiful piece of work samardac!

Michael T.

Impressive work there.

Can I have one? :)

Very Nice model & textured render!
You have great focus and work ethic!

Very cool! I love it! :)

top work

Awesome work. MoI is a perfect program for making art for games and it rules for making guns. Top notch stuff!

the final touch that also make the render image cool are the captions in cyrillic.... ;)

Thanx))
m-dynamics it's in russian I made it for one russian game)

Dobre

Andrei,

Looked at your gallery, some very nice stuff in there! Within the past year, I've gotten pretty proficient in MoI and building 3D models. I now want to take the next step and learn to texture and render to do exactly what you've been able to accomplish. Two questions:

1) Is there any program you'd recommend for someone who is wanting to learn how to texture and render? I know there are some super complex ones out there, looking for something along the learning curve of MoI.

2) Does anyone know of any good tutorials online to introduce me to this? I literally knew nothing about 3D modeling and had to learn by trial and error and just playing with MoI. I'm in the same boat on texturing and rendering, I honestly know nothing about it - so any pointers on where to start would be good.

Awesome stuff, right now I can only aspire to get to that level!

Thanks,

Ryan.

Hi Ryan,

> Does anyone know of any good tutorials online to introduce me to this?

There are a pretty nice set of general 3D introductory videos done by the "Guerrilla CG Project" which covers some basic concepts for 3D rendering, check them out here: http://vimeo.com/user904568

Those might be a good starting point.

- Michael

Thanx The Mad Hatter,
I uses Cinema 4D to render practically for all stuff in my gallery.
I recommend it to you. It's not complicated like other software and at the same time can produce great result.
There is a lot of tutorials about rendering in Cinema 4D, so you just have to google it.

May be you can start from here: http://greyscalegorilla.com/blog/tutorials/