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tony729
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 Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 6:44 am Post subject: how are these graphics made? |
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BryanDowning
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Maya? Solid Works? Auto CAD? 3D Studio Max? Those are my guesses. They might even be photos that were manipulated in PS.
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tony729
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Yes...that's what I thought....but where do I start is the question? I'm learning some 3d max...is that a good starting point? |
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BryanDowning
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Oh lol you actually want to make them. I thought you were just asking for curiosity sake. I have no idea actually. I would mess around with editing a picture of some servers. Add some glowing effects. Make the panel a nice gradient metallic finish. I've never done it before though.
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REPphantomX
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there made with render programs and flash |
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TiDaL
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cinema 4d or something of htat sort also does some insane 3d renders,
3dsmax is great for that also
since it is architectual design it might be autocad
search online for some tutorials for entierh cinema 4d or 3dsmax and find some ideas on how to texturise them and design them
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gex6
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My guess is that they are edited stock images, particularly the 2nd one, that looks like some servers with some flare or something.
Although I don't know... the first one could be rendered.
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thehermit
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look like Piranesi. Other than that AutoCad as Bryan suggested.
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truColors
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hey...these are really cool graphics. i think i have an idea about how its done...the links that are animated is flash, its really very easy to do...its like a basic flash button. the architectural drawing, like these guys said, could be any CAD or 3D modelling tool...but i think you can do it on any graphics software that you have mastered. 
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gecko
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go with 3dsmax its the industry standard
maya is a second choice
frankly once u learn one 3d program its easier to figure out others
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