3D renderring programs, aside from being valuable design tools, can also be a lot of fun.
I use a program called Rhinoceros, which I picked up for a reasonable price at a second-hand
software store. It doesn't have as many features as 3D Studio Max, but it's incredibly easy
to use, and quite powerful.
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Sand Spider
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My first 3D renderred monster for Dragon Trek.
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Green Dragon Title Screen(V1)
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The old title screen for Green Dragon. Since then, I redid the ship design...
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Green Dragon II
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...and isn't she a beauty now? Muuuch more streamline.
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Taru 3D
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A render of Taru in 3D...I need to redesign the body though, because it takes way too long to process all the shapes.
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Wires
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A close up view of the little wired things that appeared in the frames version of Draggor's Den V4.
That glowing cylendar is supposed to be a holographic generator...but who cares what it is,
it looks cool. ;)
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Covert War Cursor
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This is a close-up image of the cursor from a game project that I'm working on.
You can download the windows cursor in the Themes section.
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Weird 1
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Just fooling around... (animation)
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Weird 2
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Kindof an Hourglass design. (animation)
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Weird 3
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Taking it to the extreme...definately weird, man! And check out this trippy
seamless texture made
from that image!
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Heart 3D
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Just showing off to Crystalfyre what I can do in 5 minutes with my 3D program. The lens
flare was added in afterwards using PaintShop Pro 7 Beta.
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Gearclock
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This is a close-up image of the gearclock from a Rivers of Time (See game section).
You can download the animated windows cursor.
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