Hi, This is a modified model of my previous EvoX that im using in an animation. Thought it would be a good break just to catch up on some good old fashioned lighting... Special thanks to a few work colleagues with compositing in AfterEffects...
Any crits and comments are welcome.
Mitsubishi_Evo_X_Tuned
Mitsubishi_Evo_X_Tuned
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Nothing's too difficult to achieve, it just takes longer...
Re: Mitsubishi_Evo_X_Tuned
Not bad...not bad at all
Really nice work, though i see a few minor things her and there:
- The wheels do not have enough room in the wheelhouses. If the car whips, the tires will definitely touch the borders of the wheelhouses. So i would lift the chassis some aditional cm.
- The carbon creates some kind of moire-effectm which distracts my view a bit. i am not entirely sure if you can fix that by increasing the AA, but i would say, that this would be worth a try
Otherwise, i think it´s great work. Keep it up
Really nice work, though i see a few minor things her and there:
- The wheels do not have enough room in the wheelhouses. If the car whips, the tires will definitely touch the borders of the wheelhouses. So i would lift the chassis some aditional cm.
- The carbon creates some kind of moire-effectm which distracts my view a bit. i am not entirely sure if you can fix that by increasing the AA, but i would say, that this would be worth a try
Otherwise, i think it´s great work. Keep it up
Re: Mitsubishi_Evo_X_Tuned
Thanks Deracus,
I Know Waht ur saying about the wheels. In the animation im working on it is fixed as far as ride height and wheel profile goes. I made it pimped out for the sake of the studio render.
The moire effect.....It was rendered a twice the original resolution(so 6000px) with aliasing set at 1min and 3max with sampling contrast at .025... And still there it is. Is there any way to get rid of it other than rendering event bigger with higher settings?
I Know Waht ur saying about the wheels. In the animation im working on it is fixed as far as ride height and wheel profile goes. I made it pimped out for the sake of the studio render.
The moire effect.....It was rendered a twice the original resolution(so 6000px) with aliasing set at 1min and 3max with sampling contrast at .025... And still there it is. Is there any way to get rid of it other than rendering event bigger with higher settings?
Nothing's too difficult to achieve, it just takes longer...
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