Tuesday, 31 May 2011
Mech Final shot
Some more renders from my final animation project,the tentacled monster was a last minute thing i added,this long shot scene took two days to model in total,made in Maya.
Lower poly model/game concept.Colin kaszynski 2011. |
Labels:
mechs,
modelling,
robots,
University
Saturday, 28 May 2011
Unity 3 3D with Maya Review
I decided to give Unity 3 3D game development a try over the last few days,its basically a program for creating multi-platform games fairly easily and quickly and it supports importing Maya objects but i thought it would also be a useful way to real time 3d scenes.The interface and setup is actually pretty easy to learn and the main draw was that i was able to import Maya scenes in just a few minutes,just put your Maya file into the Unity project folder and it converts it and imports it.When it comes to lighting and rendering its all easy to set up but sadly the final result isn't quite what id hoped for,you can achieve better results by baking lighting into static objects but the engine has some clear limitations.Looking around the web you start to find the number of videos showcasing the engine are limited.It was worth trying and future releases might be interesting to check out,time to try the Unreal Engine...
EDIT-- More in depth look at Unity 3 with renders here- http://sharkswithjetpacks.blogspot.com/2011/08/i-decided-to-give-unity3d-3-another.html
EDIT-- More in depth look at Unity 3 with renders here- http://sharkswithjetpacks.blogspot.com/2011/08/i-decided-to-give-unity3d-3-another.html
Friday, 20 May 2011
Castle Interior
Modelling Maya fly through of my castle,the camera passes through a church into a courtyard,i looked at loads of references for church interiors for this model.The ceiling was inspired by the Santa Maria Del mar in Barcelona which i saw of photo of a few months back and thought would be a real challenge to build.
To keep the render times down I used instances of elements like windows and lights. |
Mecha W.I.P
Mech Wars
Final scene work in progress |
the starting point for a long pan shot,took 2 days to model and put together the scene.Colin Kaszynski 2011. |
Saturday, 7 May 2011
Render..Render..Render
Finally almost complete my castle model,its a bit of an epic fly through,the model is clean and smooth-able to within an inch of its life,I don't want to even say how many frames there are but I have taken over a university room for the weekend to get it rendered.Onto the next project..
The opening shot of the animation.Colin Kaszynski 2011. |
Labels:
modelling,
render,
University
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