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Author Topic: ASUS P5Q Pro Motherboard  (Read 12105 times)

Tanzim

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ASUS P5Q Pro Motherboard
« on: April 20, 2009, 09:09:32 am »

Well, it's been awhile since I last did anything with Anim8or, and there happened to be a competition at CGN so I though why not, I've done a bit more work after the first our of modeling.

Points: 13016
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Runs without lag actually, most of the points come from the heatsinks.
« Last Edit: April 20, 2009, 09:19:22 am by Tanzim »
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Jehovahenker

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Re: ASUS P5Q Pro Motherboard
« Reply #1 on: April 20, 2009, 09:20:25 am »

Awesome, got that1 2 in my little beasty  ;D

That render is lokking very real, it would be cool if you'd make a whole pc ;)
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Re: ASUS P5Q Pro Motherboard
« Reply #2 on: April 20, 2009, 02:58:54 pm »

very good. i was actually thinking about modeling a chip. i guess you beat me to it. xD
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Re: ASUS P5Q Pro Motherboard
« Reply #3 on: April 20, 2009, 10:17:45 pm »

Hey Tanzim

very nice...

Maybe a smidge more thickness in the board itself, and how about a bumpmap and a spec map to bring out the "solders",

spec map to add some highlight on those parts

Apart from that, that vertical line of brown things on the bottom left don't look as real as the rest of the render
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Tanzim

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Re: ASUS P5Q Pro Motherboard
« Reply #4 on: April 20, 2009, 10:37:55 pm »

Jehovahenker: Nice, I have 1 to, to bad I only have a Dual-Core instead of a Quad, and thanks but I don't think I'll be making a whole computer, I have a few other projects that I started over a year ago that I want to finish first :(.

Mr. Becker: Thanks, don't worry, there are hundreds of other chips out there.

headwax: Yeah, the board does look like a single polygon, and I'll see if I can create a specular map. There's already already a bumpmap on it which I used for the transistors and IC's that were just too small to make a difference (personal opinion).
For the vertical line, do you mean the heatsink or the SATA ports?

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I'll see if I can make this a bit more realistic, maybe by changing the angle of the camera and the lighting. I'm also going to add a bumpmap to the top of the RAM, PCI and PCIe ports.
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Re: ASUS P5Q Pro Motherboard
« Reply #5 on: April 21, 2009, 09:49:39 am »

It's a shame spec maps dont affect the reflection attribute.. it wouldve been nice to see the result if thatd been possible..

Nice work so far though Tanzim! very realistic indeed (except the anim8or floor haha). Keep it up!
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Re: ASUS P5Q Pro Motherboard
« Reply #6 on: April 23, 2009, 12:53:51 am »

Adding support for textures in the specular channel for reflection is a good idea.  I've added it to "the list".
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Re: ASUS P5Q Pro Motherboard
« Reply #7 on: April 23, 2009, 01:13:23 am »

Thanks Steve, you are a good fellow! It's great how you keep working on anim8or.

Tanzim

these things circled, I think it's cause the insides are so black and have no definition makes them look at odds with the rest of the render

Sorry don't know what they are called
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Re: ASUS P5Q Pro Motherboard
« Reply #8 on: April 23, 2009, 01:52:02 am »

Nice board Tanzim!, BTW they`re SATA inputs, No Processor or Heatsink Fan or can`t you afford it yet?
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Tanzim

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Re: ASUS P5Q Pro Motherboard
« Reply #9 on: April 23, 2009, 09:24:59 am »

$imon: thanks, guess we'll be waiting for the next update eh? And to be honest, most of the realism comes from texture, not my modeling.

headwax: I see what you mean, I'm not too sure how to overcome this, but I am thinking of just creating semi-transparent materials, although that would mean render time would be huge.

kreator: I was thinking of just modeling the mobo, because I have a few the projects that I want to get out of the way. Maybe once I finish those, I'll come back to this. BTW: There aren't any fans for the heatsinks, there is a fan over the processor and graphics card etc, though.

Anyways, the newest render has textured ports, and capacitors. I've put the camera at a different angle to see if that would cure the problem headwax mentioned, as you can see it didn't :-[.
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Re: ASUS P5Q Pro Motherboard
« Reply #10 on: April 27, 2009, 09:24:58 pm »

THAT is incredible,as all the works I have seen here,as for me,my goal is something as GREAT as "Frog in the house"................an amazing combination of REAL people,and an animated frog...................just learned about "anim8tor" a few days ago.......complicated,but it has a use...............just when I was getting bored with my hunting games..............
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