Moi3D is shaping up to be a great application, even in beta. Here's some images where I used Moi for the modeling. Rendered in Fryrender beta 1.7





Thanks
Paul

Wow, those turned out fantastic, thanks for sharing them here!

- Michael

I should have had Camtasia recording audio while I was looking at those renders, all you would have heard was "...damn... ...DAYUMM!..."

That's all I gots to say...

-Will

PS - That fone hit the spot lovely!

WOW..... very beautiful work of you paul :)

ciao
torolf

Zeeeeeeee! Cool !
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Thanks for the comments and to Michael for making the betas available whilst Moi is still under development.

Very nice work and renders... I belong to the opposite side (Maxwell) but I really like your images :-))

Extremely cool work. My work sucks compared to this :-(

All the best,

Boatstalker

Thanks for the nice comments. Here are some wires:

Do you find modeling in Moi more easy than other nurbs modelers?

Nice wires, very clean construction!

Is Fryrender a stand-alone rendering app, or is it a rendering plug-in for something else?

Do you use OBJ export for moving data over into Fryrender?

- Michael

Frenchie

I've never really used nurbs before Moi so can't compare. I usually use poly packages such as modo. I much prefer using moi to model something like a phone than subdivision surfaces now.


Michael

Fry is pretty much designed to plugin to a host application. It has a replacement material editor and camera modifiers to convert the host camera over etc. I use the c4d one but there are a few others including one for rhino I believe. Yes I use the obj export of Moi to get the meshes into c4d. The exporter works very nicely too, I like the improved options in the latest beta for getting rid of a lot of the tiny/sliver polys that do nothing but increase polycounts.

Awesome models/renderings Paul!