BMW 7 2006

[strg-alt-del]

Hi, here´s my 7´Lim.
I try some renderings in Rhino :roll: .

Hope you like it.

[Catlin]

Looks really nice and smooth,whats the poly count on this one.

Rendering could be a little better but it dosnt matter.

[strg-alt-del]

Hi Catlin, thanks for crtis and asking.
Poly count is 0 ! because it´s made in Rhino, so there are no polygons but I´ve exported it to3ds with 200000 polys (the 3ds file is about 5MB) and it looks nearly like the pictures above. Rhino´s new "on-board-renderer" is better than the old one but there are better ways to get a good rendering I guess. I´m still looking for a good (stand-alone or addon for Rhino) renderer but haven´t found any good yet.

[Catlin]

Seriously what? Rhino dosnt work with polygons? how does it work then.I mean what is the surface?It has to be something and have a value? This rhino is really interesting.

[The IC]

rhino makes a surface with a mathematical algorithim, not with polygons...the same way a vector drawing doesnt have pixels in itself, but it can be converted into a jpeg/bmp/whatever with any amount of pixels

model looks good, although itll look much better when its rendered

[strg-alt-del]

Hey "The IC", these are renderings! (but not perfect, sorry). OK, Rhino takes a poly-mesh for rendering but it isn´t visible like in MAX ore other . You can store it for quick-shaded view. Export in many formats like lwo, 3ds, iges, dxf... You have to polygonisize every surface in a low or high degree (so you can control size and quality of your export-file)

[LOST]

Very nice model. Good job on that one.

[strg-alt-del]

Thank´s LOST, I gave my best.

Next wip: Opel GT 1969 (or so)

[strg-alt-del]

I ´ve re.renderted my BMW (already shown in the RHINO-Sector), hope you like it