Some Amiga 3D Renderings - Page 3

Tommes · 26 October 2014, 18:51

Yep, I know his work. Really great. As he stated some of his images are recreations of Amiga ads, which are pretty much like the originals.

wilshy · 26 October 2014, 22:06

Outstanding renders all round!

Franchute13 · 27 October 2014, 03:07

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Originally Posted by Tommes

Hi guys,

I thought I could share some renderings I have done with LightWave/Octane.
Topic: only Amiga!

Hi!
Incredible, the images are beautiful.
Just a detail, check the screws of A3000.
http://www.bigbookofamigahardware.co...3000_4_big.jpg
BYE! and excelent job!.

BaldMonk · 27 October 2014, 12:19

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Originally Posted by Tommes

You need Octane (PBR) for LW to see what I have done. But as it is a PBR-engine the lighting isn't so complicated like in the native LW-engine.

Ah, I've heard of Octane. Never really had a reason to purchase it as I don't use Lightwave enough. Do you set up lighting in Lightwave first? Or all in Octane?

Any chance you have modelling videos from within Lightwave? Always interesting to see how other users do things.

Lonewolf10 · 27 October 2014, 20:03

All the renders are mad, most of them look photorealistic. Simply amazing. I haven't done any rendering in Lightwave or Octane, but have dabbled around with POV-Ray. My stuff is nowhere near your league.

Tommes · 27 October 2014, 21:57

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Originally Posted by BaldMonk

Ah, I've heard of Octane. Never really had a reason to purchase it as I don't use Lightwave enough. Do you set up lighting in Lightwave first? Or all in Octane?

Any chance you have modelling videos from within Lightwave? Always interesting to see how other users do things.

Lighting and Material is set up in LightWave, but with Octane specific nodes for the Octane renderer. Otherwise there is no info which Octane could compute.

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Originally Posted by Franchute13

Hi!
Incredible, the images are beautiful.
Just a detail, check the screws of A3000.
http://www.bigbookofamigahardware.co...3000_4_big.jpg
BYE! and excelent job!.

Thx

Yep, I will change the screws. But on my machine there were this screws. And I think they weren't exchanged by the previous owner.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lonewolf10

All the renders are mad, most of them look photorealistic. Simply amazing. I haven't done any rendering in Lightwave or Octane, but have dabbled around with POV-Ray. My stuff is nowhere near your league.

Thx

Well, I don't think you could achieve this kind of output with POV-Ray as it is only a Raytracer and Octane is based upon PBR (Physically Based Rendering).

Supamax · 28 October 2014, 05:25

WOW...
Your work is absolutely astounding!

spiff · 04 November 2014, 00:21

I've been playing around with photogrammetry... but I def prefer your version.

They tend to look like a xenomorph from alien died on them, all blotchy.

Tommes · 08 November 2014, 13:26

Another one. Amiga 3000 with Commodore 1930 Monitor.

onkelarie · 08 November 2014, 13:46

Insane.... excellent work again!

Retrofan · 08 November 2014, 14:16

Yep, and it fits well resized 800x600.

10 November 2014, 07:15

just wow... almost thought these were real photos!

Tommes · 16 November 2014, 14:53

Amiga 2500

Retro-Nerd · 16 November 2014, 16:00

Great. Now we need an animated video version.

Hodor · 16 November 2014, 16:18

After seeing all the renders with calm and detail I am shocked. It is amazing the realism of the textures. They look absolutely like a real Amiga.

Awesome job.

lordofchaos · 16 November 2014, 20:47

Top notch renderings! The attention to detail really shows

Tommes · 17 November 2014, 12:57

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Originally Posted by Retro-Nerd

Great. Now we need an animated video version.

Animation is rendering right now

Tommes · 17 November 2014, 23:59

Ok, here is the video:

Retrofan · 18 November 2014, 00:35

Nice. You know the question... Why the "real ones" go slower, like without gravity?

Tommes · 18 November 2014, 01:58

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Originally Posted by Retrofan

Nice. You know the question... Why the "real ones" go slower, like without gravity?

I made a mistake with FPS of the Image Sequence, but I didn't wanted to rerender ... oO

04 November 2014, 00:21	#48
spiff Oh noes! Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Neverland Posts: 766	I've been playing around with photogrammetry... but I def prefer your version. They tend to look like a xenomorph from alien died on them, all blotchy. Attached Thumbnails

08 November 2014, 13:26	#49
Tommes Pixelwizard Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Waldbroel Posts: 103	Another one. Amiga 3000 with Commodore 1930 Monitor. Attached Thumbnails

16 November 2014, 14:53	#53
Tommes Pixelwizard Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Waldbroel Posts: 103	Amiga 2500 Attached Thumbnails

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