29 Chevy Pickup (Custom Street Rod)

[Erik_S]

that is looking really hot. I love the renders, they look very good to me, just a bit low quality. Can you show us a good quality render? i would love to see where that's going to On the modelling i don't have crits except the rear wheel arch isn't totally round. A bit wavy, but keep it up!

[KMyers-MG]

Thanks Tom & Erik.
Appreciate the comments. I think the wavey reflection is due to the HDRI as the wheel arch is a simple cylindar with the exception of the spliit poly at the top with the vers moved slightly up.

I'll also look at getting a higher quality render though I'm not 100% sure what the best way to improve the quality is. If you have suggestions for that I'd be happy to hear them.

here are my current render settings

[Erik_S]

for the higher render i think you should increase the subd. of the lights to around 30/40. Than you have a good quality. And you have ot increase the amount of subd. on your mats. Especially the chrome and rubber mats. The paint of the car looks allright to me!

This will increase the render time but i think it's definately worth it

[50cent]

Hmm Nice, that's what i call a nice shaved box haha keep up

[hmg2007]

Nice work on the pick-up, love the renders, keep it up.

[KMyers-MG]

here's what should be a higher quality render... increased the light subd's from 8 to 30, and the chrome subd's from 50 to 100... better?

[tom120934]

It's better at some places (body, interior) but some parts still need better quality : front grid, engine, rims, shadow below the car.

If you're short on rendering time : maybe you should try to do only partial renders (if your renderer allow it) on that parts of the picture, and then mix with a standard render. But it will be just better to increase quality settings.

Another solution you may consider is to try another scene. Maybe an outdoor (just sky, sun and a ground plane)

[rnlobo]

Fantastic work..Gave me "Blue Balls".....

[garethgeezer]

Nice truck KM, very nice. Best option for the detail side of things is to leave it all in clay for as long as you possibly can. Get the modelling finished then work on rendering. I use region rendering to check little details, saves time rather than rendering the whole scene. Keep going, I like it

[KMyers-MG]

Thanks Tom & Gareth... haven't had time lately to work on it, but gotta get back to the interior in the next few days.. Appreciate the input and help.