Hi guys. Some new updates. I have got few bugs there like floating objects and other stuff, as I am adjusting the displacement map for the floor. Can anyone tell me what is the name of that thingy above the car? I named it in Slovak language "kokotina na hadice", but google won't help with that name I need to see some details so that I can make it better looking. Oh and I am aware that it would be impossible to change the wheels with that tool for loosening the bolts again, what is the English word for it? I think, somebody should give me some English lessons for garage tools I hope you like the progress on the scene. I added some cracks to the road and soon I will be working on skid marks and other dirty stuff and more and more tools for pit crew
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CPU i7 2600K 4,5 GHz Memory 16 GB DDR3 HDD 600 GB
Graphics Card GF 580 Monitor Setup 23" and 19" OS win 7 64bit
"kokotina na hadice" good one try hydraulic or pneumatic wrench arm but google is useless you can try your luck with flickr and pit stop phrase i found some really good ref pics of alpine there.
Thank you guys. I have been working on textures and some objects and did simple shaders for some objects.This is still not final version of the textures, still need to add different kinds of dirt to them. For final composition I will use the camera angle like on the second image but I will use a fisheye lens, to make it look interesting, there will be all the tools needed for lifting the car on the floor around it. Hope you like this. One thing I love about 3D is that I can have my own pit garage and name on the car Cheers
Last edited by adozv; 03-22-2011 at 08:46 PM.
http://andrejstefancik.blogspot.com
CPU i7 2600K 4,5 GHz Memory 16 GB DDR3 HDD 600 GB
Graphics Card GF 580 Monitor Setup 23" and 19" OS win 7 64bit
These textures are looking great! The scale is becoming more apparent as the details increase - I recon, your name on the car might get a little lost in all of those. But, that's what it's about.
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Originally Posted by Pan3sar 
try hydraulic or pneumatic wrench arm but google is useless you can try your luck with flickr and pit stop phrase i found some really good ref pics of alpine there.
