[rFactor] Saleen S7 Twin Turbo

[OriK]

My next project for the game rFactor. I just love the S7 TT so it was just a matter of time to see this car from me in rFactor. I'm still working on the Nismo but I had one week during a business trip to rework an older model from my car pool. 59.000 tris atm. The amount of polies will be a bit higher than the Nismo one especially due to the open visible engine. Cockpit of 3rd person model will be quite low (2000-2500 tris maybe).

[The IC]

looks so damn hot...i gotta try this medium-poly modelling some time too...

[Johnas]

Looks hot indeed

Could you show some wireshots?

[T-Shine]

OH YEAH!!!!

[multimediaman]

heh.... at first, before I viewed the attachments, I thought you were just saying you wanted to build this car, and you gave a couple photos to give an idea what it looks like...


looks awesome so far. any wires showing the door seams close-up?

[OriK]

Originally Posted by The IC

looks so damn hot...i gotta try this medium-poly modelling some time too...

Damn, I love this modeling technique because you can get results which don't look like real-time stuff and today's computer can easily handle this ingame. So you can even DRIVE your dream car. Just amazing .

Enclosed some wire shots. This time I tried to get an extremely smooth surface. I modeled with a reflection map to view the run of the spec light and the reflection itself. Many of the edges look misplaced or unnecessary but they all define the movement the reflection and the spec light.

[Masakari987]

Very nice renders! Your model incredible, and those seams look sooo good
Nice choice of car btw, not many people seem to model the S7

[The IC]

as you said yourself, absolutely amazing stuff , the wires will make a nice guide...i think ill give this technique a shot with my SuperGT SC430 so i can animate it easier

[Icekid84]

What exactly is the technique. I'm looking at your wires and its very impressive, infact damn sexy. But did you model low and use turbo or meshmooth to amplify the count. Or did you just take sections of your mesh and use msmooth on sections that needed it. OR is their some other technique thats new to me.

[Johnas]

Originally Posted by Icekid84

What exactly is the technique. I'm looking at your wires and its very impressive, infact damn sexy. But did you model low and use turbo or meshmooth to amplify the count. Or did you just take sections of your mesh and use msmooth on sections that needed it. OR is their some other technique thats new to me.

Exactly what I want to know aswell

Makes me really envy when I look your wireframe