Model attempt of concorde

[XeryusTC]

But you can make some render (if you don't, where is it, that is it in right top corner - blue teapot ), not only screenshot

Press F9 for a preview, F10 for more advanced render settings like quality, size, save location (some of those settings also affect the preview).

[Need_Help]

All the settings in the 'F10' shortcut key will affect the whole rendering result. For your information, you should render a few passes, such as ambient occusion to make it looks better. And I advise you to turn on GI (Global Illumination) and HDRi (especially if the scene have highly reflective material). If your scene have glass, water, or something that is 'transparent and reflective', turn on Caustics. Otherwise, you no need to turn on something that is not needed, it just makes the rendering time longer

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[Seelenquell]

i prefer to bake the AO-map. makes rendering faster (i.e. animations) than rendering every image with AO enabled. at least in C4D.

[Lt gable]

hello, i gave a try at this concorde, this is clearly not an easy airplane to model but i'm getting closer and closer from a good result. here it is:

EDIT: i forgot, i made also the engines here's a pic too.

[PikkaBird]

You should use only 1 object and apply meshsmooth. You can't make it nice if you don't do what I told you.

Please, there are any number of different ways to make a 3d model; it's an art more than a science. By all means point him to tutorials, but don't tell him he has to do it your way. It's improving, timzap!

Here's the av8 concorde, since we're comparing models. IIRC it was originally made to the drawings posted above, but has been squashed to fit TTD scale better.

[Need_Help]

Not bad, but you no need to model the 'inner engine' since its just a waste of time, you are looking at the exterior of the plane, not the interior of the engine

Please, there are any number of different ways to make a 3d model; it's an art more than a science. By all means point him to tutorials, but don't tell him he has to do it your way. It's improving, timzap!

Here's the av8 concorde, since we're comparing models. Smile IIRC it was originally made to the drawings posted above, but has been squashed to fit TTD scale better.

I am just pointing him the tutorial. In all the car tutorials, they are all the same, model with 1 object, by extruding them and finally apply meshsmooth. I wanted to know, if you don't have to follow a tutorial, why you need to read it? I am telling him to follow exactly what I told him because thats the TUTORIAL. He knows how to make it editable poly, and know how to move the polygons, so I no need to tell him about that. I just need to start from 'Extrude' to 'Meshsmooth'. For texturing, he will find the way for himself, either using UVW mapping, or anyway that he wants.

there are any number of different ways to make a 3d model

Did you read all my posts before you reply? I've said that a few times in this topic, but I'm just teaching him to use the most simple method. Box-modelling is the most simple method, where you only need to know, how to move the polygons, how to extrude and how to meshsmooth it.

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[timzap]

i did it with just the one cylinder and extruding. but i can't figure out how to go about making the wheels.

[cmoiromain]

You should use only 1 object and apply meshsmooth. You can't make it nice if you don't do what I told you.

Please, there are any number of different ways to make a 3d model; it's an art more than a science. By all means point him to tutorials, but don't tell him he has to do it your way. It's improving, timzap!

Here's the av8 concorde, since we're comparing models. IIRC it was originally made to the drawings posted above, but has been squashed to fit TTD scale better.

there are a few errors on your model: the reactors (dunno how to call them in English... well the things that make the plane move lol) should be squares, not circles;
and there should be windows on the sides (after all the problems they faced placing those windows on the plane without having it tearing it in two, it would be a shame to take them away ^^ )

[Arathorn]

The engines on that model are quite right, just look ate the attachments.

[PikkaBird]

There are no windows because getting the windows to render clearly on TTD scale sprites is practically impossible, especially with windows as small as on Concorde. The windows were eventually drawn on the sprites by hand.