@CAClark: no, depend on the moment i make the render.. many of the time i make some grey render to check the model.
@mechatronz: i use the spline to make the polys., i patch the spline. and after i tweak it when needed to have the right curve.
and when i start from a box for some parts, i use the spline cage to be sure to have the right curve. but for 90%, i patch them.
its an old technic, but who always works.
ok for the attachment.
i wil never redo it, i promise!!
@Cris: for the low subdiv of the hood, i keep it like that because i dont have "bump". its easier to tweak too.
but for now that works ok on rendering.
i dont know if its better to have a clean and good wire, or if a renderable model is better...
yep thx andrew, will check it.
i think about that last night. for sure its too long, but not sure if it is to be parallel or not. seems its not really parallel on the ref i can see. but im really not sure.
will check it right now
Nice reflections! White plane? But i think the door handle have to be a bit more rounded and the back-line from the windows have to be more directly. Just look at the attachmend. AND FOR REFERECE LOOK AT THE REF PIC I POSTED AGO:
http://www.desktopmachine.com/framep...8092&size=1600 the lateral aeration is in carbon fiber but in your model it just a paint
(si je ne me fait pas trés bien comprendre : la prise d'air latérale est en fibre de carbone (d'apré un article de journal l'or de la comercialisation de celle-ci) alors que sur ton model c'est juste une peinture)
The side plane can be either carbon sigma or oxygen silver metalic or a normal colour that is matched to the paint selection, they are all options. The carbon one, well... it's expensive!!! 1900Euros! So if you're after cost cutting then...
Originally Posted by andrew
