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"Request - Japanese Destroyer" by Sam ´AcidK´ Read

SciFi/Fantasy Picture 47 out of 61 by Sam ´AcidK´ Read. ←Previous - Next→


	Another request from my friend, Jamie, this is a Japanese Warship, designed by him and made into 3D by me. This one took me some time to complete, but just look the end result. It is a simple using Bryce 5.

Date	Name	Comment
22 Jan 2004	Daniel Bennett	Loading... Oops if 3-D imagery requires coherent English I could be in trouble there as well Sam ´AcidK´ Read replies: "LoL, we all have our days"
22 Jan 2004	Daniel Bennett	Loading... It kinda reminds me of one of the Gothic Battle fleet ships from. It's GW table top game played with model starships. I know virtually nothing concerning 3-D art programs but the possibilities are amazing as you've demonstrated in your gallery. What's the process involving taking a 2-D image and rendering it in 3-D? Is there a great deal of math involved? Sam ´AcidK´ Read replies: "Don't you mean Battle Fleet Gothic from Games Workshop (I'm an ex WH4k player). And onto incorporating 2D into 3D... It is easy with bryce, you use the 'double-side' mountain creator, go into 'set/edit terrain' and then insert the picture there (adding textures afterwards). No onto the maths: Yes, most 3D modelling requires some form of maths, like sizes, weight, stretch... but Bryce only needs little maths, hence it's usefulness for designing."
29 May 2009	Antonio Francesco Aiello	Loading... Verz nicely done. And yes, it is a lot like the Imperial ships from BFG. Just, it might be more interesting visually if it had some textures...