My 3D Ferrari Enzo

[Alan]

I'm a 3D car modeler, and I realized a 3D low-poly Ferrari Enzo for my bachelor. Here you're some images:







Other images (30) in my website
http://alanguer.altervista.org
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Ciao!
Alan

[bmagni]

nice !!

[adamwich]

Very nice! What program did you use to make the 3D models?

[SFDMALEX]

How many polys is that model?

[Alan]

I modeled it in Zanosa Modeler. The model is lowpoly (8467), created for videogames.

Ciao!
Alan

[nejcdolinsek]

Damn! Thats really fucking good! :shock:

How long does it take you to model it??

How about you try doing the rest of the Ferrari range

[ARMAN]

Thats f@kin amasing work Alan!!!

8467 is lowpoly? 4000 is lowpoly! hehe just joking I've been doing cars for NFS some time before. Wich game is this for?

[raphaelws]

uhhhhuuu perfect.. you got tallent

[Pehtren]

wooow cool i think im becoming interested in that, i tried some free program but it was bull shit, and than i got MAya 7.0, but it could not install, could you tell me, what program is the best and which do you recomend

[Minacious]

That's pretty damn good. I've never used Z-Modeler before but I'm familiar with it. Since Z-modeler is primarily used for games I'm curious how it handles lighting a scene? Your model looks spot on (taking into account that it is low-poly) and I'd love to see it in some realistic lighting. I know that thing could look damn near photo-realistic if I lighted it in a Vray render environment. Terrific work.

Originally Posted by pehtren wooow cool i think im becoming interested in that, i tried some free program but it was bull shit, and than i got MAya 7.0, but it could not install, could you tell me, what program is the best and which do you recomend

You probably already know, but you can't go wrong with Maya or 3D Studio Max. They might even become one big powerhouse program since both companies are now one (Autodesk bought Alias). Who knows though, maybe they will stay seperate programs. It wouldn't hurt to try Z-modeler as well since you see here the results that can be achieved. There is also Blender 3D which is an open source 3D program. Unfortunately I am not too familiar with it other than knowing it exists.

[Banchi105]

Can you convert this for use in the Racer Simulation?

[Erez]

cool 8) i gave a shoot at modeling.. couldn't make shit.. :roll: too bad.. seems like a whole lot of fun if you know what your doing..
great work! let us know when it done and for what game can we download it for

[Pehtren]

Originally Posted by Minacious Originally Posted by pehtren wooow cool i think im becoming interested in that, i tried some free program but it was bull shit, and than i got MAya 7.0, but it could not install, could you tell me, what program is the best and which do you recomend You probably already know, but you can't go wrong with Maya or 3D Studio Max. They might even become one big powerhouse program since both companies are now one (Autodesk bought Alias). Who knows though, maybe they will stay seperate programs. It wouldn't hurt to try Z-modeler as well since you see here the results that can be achieved. There is also Blender 3D which is an open source 3D program. Unfortunately I am not too familiar with it other than knowing it exists.

yeah, will try i hope i can make something, or learn to do something cool, i mena car

[Cockrocket]

This is something i will no doubt get into doing later in my universoty course as wwe will be learning 3D studio max relativly soon and that i used by Game designers...e.g. Project Gotham racing 3....looks good!

[DeMoN]

Kind of a silly question, but to do those types of 3D images, you have to be really good at drawing in pen and paper right? I mean, I dont see how someone with no skills to draw on pen and paper could ever be able to do such things.