Re: mechanical visualisation by Andrew Bonnor73224376
That was amazing! good to see how your ideas were constructed, layered up then realized in situ...i guess heavy use of 3ds max, and AE too were used...or what did u use?.im well into this type of thing, bit of a newbie tho..ie, can those constructs be translated to cad or or similar for engineers to build?
Hi Andrew,
thank you for your comments.
I use Cinema 4D for all my 3d modelling and animation. The renders are straight from Cinema and just mixed into sequences in Vegas or Premiere.
The subsea oil tools are all built from the client's CAD files, converted to VRML2 and imported into Cinema 4D. There should be a number of file conversion programs available for converting to CAD from most popular 3D formats.
thanks again,
Marcus
Re: mechanical visualisation by Mike Abbott73723192
Intended as constructive, helpful critique: too long, too repetitive. Lighting and rendering quality is poor. One minute of really high quality work would serve you better.
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