Some Amiga 3D Renderings - Page 5

Lonewolf10 · 22 December 2014, 21:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Michael Sykes

Really impressive stuff.Is there a working editor for POVray 68k? I doubt that all of that cool stuff was done in a command line.

Yeah, sadly the modern versions of POVray are PC only, but it's roots came from the Amiga. I forget the original name that the software went by when it was on the Amiga, but after taking a new direction the people behind it decided a name change was needed.

Michael Sykes · 23 December 2014, 11:00

For AROS,MorpOS and OS4 it seems to be V3.6.
The rest of the world is using 3.7.
There is also some nice (3rd party) software for modeling, linked on their site.

POV-Ray 3.01 is the latest version for 68k.
But without a decent tool to create scenes ,with a visual feedback ,it is only of limited use. At least for me.

BTW I guess you mean DKBTrace when you refer to the "original name"...

03 January 2015, 18:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tommes

Thanks a lot @ all

Hello Tommes,
any experience in printing any of it?
Some "mini amiga 3000" on a 3d printer?

Still speachless, but dreaming too ;-)

lesta_smsc · 04 January 2015, 01:31

Sorry I'm late to responding to this thread... but just wanted some clarification:

Are these images all build from scratch as in not REAL machines/pictures?!

If so, this is so bloody impressive I thought you basically touched up existing images! I don't even think objects in games look as realistic as that keyboard!

Either way, VERY impressed indeed. How long does it take to do one of these? I saw your video, but I'd imagine that was significantly speeded-up as well as rendered beforehand?

mjnurney · 04 January 2015, 03:45

id like to include on an intro to a game I'm making if thats okay with you?

mike.

chiark · 06 January 2015, 19:33

Late to the party, but... Wow! Brilliant, love the detail.
I see the comment about the A3k screws has already been made

Michael Sykes · 06 January 2015, 22:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by lesta_smsc

Sorry I'm late to responding to this thread... but just wanted some clarification:

Are these images all build from scratch as in not REAL machines/pictures?!

http://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=982720&postcount=24

So you guys don't have to read all the stuff...
IIRC there was also a video of him, modeling that stuff, somewhere in this thread. But I'm to lazy to search it right now.

EDIT: You are lucky. I didn't clear my browser cache.And there isn't much from vimeo in there.

If thats no "clarification"...

alexh · 07 January 2015, 12:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lonewolf10

Yeah, sadly the modern versions of POVray are PC only, but it's roots came from the Amiga.

Interesting.. for all this time I had confused POVray authors with POV an Atari ST demo group founded by Mark Davies (aka MSD)

Tommes · 15 February 2015, 22:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by ex68k

Hello Tommes,
any experience in printing any of it?
Some "mini amiga 3000" on a 3d printer?

Still speachless, but dreaming too ;-)

Actually I am thinking about making some small versions as key chain.

Quote:

Originally Posted by lesta_smsc

Sorry I'm late to responding to this thread... but just wanted some clarification:

Are these images all build from scratch as in not REAL machines/pictures?!

If so, this is so bloody impressive I thought you basically touched up existing images! I don't even think objects in games look as realistic as that keyboard!

Either way, VERY impressed indeed. How long does it take to do one of these? I saw your video, but I'd imagine that was significantly speeded-up as well as rendered beforehand?

Yep, all images are made completely from scratch out of the cyberspace

Today I have modeled an Amiga 4000 and it took me the whole day from modelling, over texturing, to scene-setup, lighting, rendering and compositing in Photoshop.

Quote:

Originally Posted by mjnurney

id like to include on an intro to a game I'm making if thats okay with you?

mike.

Ok with me if you could mention my Nick "Tommes" somewhere as the creator of the images. It could be small, though.

Tommes · 15 February 2015, 22:59

Here is the latest additon to my round table of virtual Amiga computers. The Amiga 4000. Modeled with Inventor and rendered in LightWave/Octane. Took me the whole sunday

lesta_smsc · 15 February 2015, 23:00

Tommes - seriously great work! I'm assuming you have a job where you're able to utilise this talent or is this purely a hobby!?

Tommes · 15 February 2015, 23:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by lesta_smsc

Tommes - seriously great work! I'm assuming you have a job where you're able to utilise this talent or is this purely a hobby!?

Correct assumption. I am working in my own advertising agency and I am doing 3D CGI since ... well ... since the Amiga days. Started back in the days with Turbosilver, Sculpt3D, Imagine, LightWave and using LightWave ever since.

lesta_smsc · 15 February 2015, 23:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tommes

Correct assumption. I am working in my own advertising agency and I am doing 3D CGI since ... well ... since the Amiga days. Started back in the days with Turbosilver, Sculpt3D, Imagine, LightWave and using LightWave ever since.

Fantastic! If I ever need something modelling I know who to ask!

Tommes · 22 February 2015, 04:45

Did anyone know which Amiga this is? Is it older than the Amiga 500 or is it a cheaper later version like the Amiga 600? Never heard of an Amiga 64 though.

Thorham · 22 February 2015, 07:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tommes

Did anyone know which Amiga this is? Is it older than the Amiga 500 or is it a cheaper later version like the Amiga 600? Never heard of an Amiga 64 though.

It's a Commodore 64, an eight bit computer that came before the Amiga.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_64

FreakyDan · 22 February 2015, 13:04

Funny that you don't know that it is the new model of the C64. You have already modeled the old version (also know as VIC64).

Tommes · 22 February 2015, 14:06

Sorry guys, I guess I forgot to put this one "

" behind the text

lesta_smsc · 23 February 2015, 02:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tommes

Did anyone know which Amiga this is? Is it older than the Amiga 500 or is it a cheaper later version like the Amiga 600? Never heard of an Amiga 64 though.

Amazing modelling yet again! Do you happen to have the A600HD?!

Retrofan · 23 February 2015, 02:38

Tommes you are making some memorable wallpapers. I would like to use them all on my AKReal distro, but it's very difficult to convert some to 1024x768 (800x600) that I think are the more used on a miggy (SuperPlus).

Thanks a lot for your work, master.

BTW: You must suposse there are a lot of us waiting for the day of an A1200

Tommes · 23 February 2015, 05:08

Well, I should make a collection for 1280x1024, 1024x768, 800x600. Will think of the dimensions next time.

1200? Ok, let's see ...

I don't think I have an A600 anymore. I had one once.

15 February 2015, 22:59	#90
Tommes Pixelwizard Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Waldbroel Posts: 103	Here is the latest additon to my round table of virtual Amiga computers. The Amiga 4000. Modeled with Inventor and rendered in LightWave/Octane. Took me the whole sunday Attached Thumbnails

22 February 2015, 04:45	#94
Tommes Pixelwizard Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Waldbroel Posts: 103	Did anyone know which Amiga this is? Is it older than the Amiga 500 or is it a cheaper later version like the Amiga 600? Never heard of an Amiga 64 though. Attached Thumbnails

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