Pinnochio Village

3D Modelling \ Uncategorized | 05/31/03 @710 | Helios | critiques (15) | views (2191)

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Me and a friend did this as a special projekt in our 3d-modelling course.

Software: 3ds max 5 with the Brazil alpha and Photoshop 7.0
Polygons: Around 4 millon for the whole scene
Total time spent: 90-100 hours
Computers used: Pentium III 1 ghz, 256 meg ram, Geforce 2 mx
Rendering time: 4 hours per frame.

The image is a 3d representation of this drawing from a Pinnochio book.
http://w1.422.telia.com/~u42236843/pinnochio.jpg

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geckzilla

05/31/03 @724

Pretty slick. I particularly like how everything has this natural imperfection to it, the wooden stairs in particular. The gutters are also a nice touch. It seems many 3d modelers these days lack these small details, and I think it's those details that really make this piece stand out. +9 (My scale doesn't make it to +10 yet)

Cesalv

05/31/03 @739

Quite good but... there is too much light, most of the shadows are killed, and the roofs are completely flat, well textured but no bump...

ChrisThatGuy

05/31/03 @778

Well, a bump map could fix that.

Very nice.I like your attention to detail.
+7 (as high as mine goes right now)

bheeshoom

06/01/03 @209

a well textured example........... too good................

shadowgirl

06/01/03 @588

i agree about the roof.. but i like the lack of shadow, makes it feel like a hot dusty day.. nice job -s-

Helios

06/01/03 @593

We would have liked to model all the roofs too but the scene was almost impossible to work with at 4 million polys on a Geforce 2 mx.
The scene lacks most shadows because the drawing we based it on also lacks shadows. You can look at the drawing here:
http://w1.422.telia.com/~u42236843/pinnochio.jpg

GoldenH

06/01/03 @734

it looks great.. there is a little shadowing, what it should have.. and i can't tell the roofts are flat at all. somebody's a bit more picky than me

kinda gives it a bit of a gingerbread feel, I think. approval +

geckzilla

06/01/03 @876

Yep, I don't agree with the "lack of shadows" critique, either... Not everything has to be hyper-realisitic in 3d. The lack of shadows contributes to the hot and dusty feel. Only reason that would be a problem is if you didn't want it to be hot and dusty.. I'd say it gives it more of a toony effect than hot and dusty, but hot and dusty is still a prominent feeling I get from it.

kv9

06/02/03 @022

holy moly it looks like a friggin painting. super good job mate.

PAnick

06/02/03 @657

Hi, I'm the other guy who worked on this project. Thanks for the feedback.

Regarding the shadows, look at the original pinnochio painting (link at the top) anbd you will notice that there aren't any shadowsm only darker areas.

We also wanted to model the roof but our computers couldn't handle that, so we had to stick with a crappy bumpmap. Oh well

emarts

06/03/03 @710

Well, I think you guys did an excellent job even with the restrictions you had. It has a very cartoonish feel to it. I'd really like to see a toon (or toons) in the picture. Right now it's almost eerily quiet.

Maybe you could populate it with characters and their stuff.

Good job though! (+5)

Campanilla

06/05/03 @455

great work!!! i love it!!!!

yosep071085

08/07/05 @091

Wow... You should upgrade your Computer. It's too bad wasting your time just waiting to render. But the Quality is top mark quality.

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