Care to "Name That Software"?

[DARISC]

These done just for fun - anyone think they can guess the modeling/rendering software used just from these images?

[kstar]

MacPaint?

Best,

Kurt

[Tishabet]

I vote for Gimp

[BrokeMyCar]

Rendered by POVray?

[Porsche-O-Phile]

Looks very POV-ish (especially the sky).

You can always tell computer generated renderings by the sky and the grass.

[DARISC]

Originally Posted by Porsche-O-Phile

Looks very POV-ish (especially the sky).

You can always tell computer generated renderings by the sky and the grass.

I agree about the sky - this sky not cg. What is Gimp?

[BrokeMyCar]

GIMP is basically an open-source version of Photoshop, I've never seen it used for 3D modeling though. When're you gonna tell us what you ultimately used?

Babak

[looneybin]

is it renderworks?

[DARISC]

Originally Posted by BrokeMyCar

When're you gonna tell us what you ultimately used? Babak

I VILL NEVER TELL YOU VOT I HAFF USED!

Well, after a few more responses, hokay?
(No right answers yet - Hell, I wouldn't have the foggiest idea myself!)

[kstar]

I'll take a wild guess - Pixels 3D?

[cstreit]

Microsoft Paint?

[fxeditor]

That's not Gimp. It could however easily be done in either Lightwave or Cinema 4d. Both are fairly cheap 3d programs that are both powerful & easy to learn.

Good luck,
Michael

[DARISC]

Originally Posted by cstreit

Microsoft Paint?

The WINNAH!! (NOT)

I used Autocad 2003 w/Accurender plug-in renderer.

I've got Rhino, but haven't learned to fly it yet - fantastic for organic shapes,e.g.car bodies, boats, etc. (which ACAD is NOT).

[lendaddy]

My company used to make these air-horns (actually a competitor brand). Are you in that business?

[DARISC]

Originally Posted by lendaddy

My company used to make these air-horns (actually a competitor brand). Are you in that business?

No. I pieced the whole Peterbuilt together from eyeballing and guestimating dimensions of beaucoup photos of trucks & parts catalogue images that I grabbed off the internet.