Awesome's Renders/Animations

I think you should save at least every 15 minutes, to prevent losing too much work.

I'm doing that now =P

Bump.

And started rendering a 270 frame animation

I'm rendering a complex YouTube channel intro I made (with 3ds Max). It's going to take more than 36 hours to render

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8k-wAlZjk7s

Walk test done.

Bump.

Bimp.

Yea, rendering takes time lol..

My walk test took around 5 hours to render and it was a very basic scene too.

Bump.

Turned down the brightness a bit, I think it looks a bit better.

Good job, I would just fix the SUPER CREEPY smiles in the animations

=p

3DS Max is a great program from what I've learned in Scientific & Technical Visualization I and II. Only issue that I have with it is the limited amount of textures you can create, like 36 last I remember? Which isn't that handy for having many custom items, unless you use the ones they supply =P

Nice. I have a free full version that lasts forever of cinema 4D

My dad works for a company owned by Maxon. I haven't really used though, nor have I tried. I think I will get into it after seeing these.

But basically for anyone who doesn't know, blender, maya, cinema 4D, and a few others are all programs made for rendering 3D scenes/animated videos.

Testing out different graphical stuff lol