Hey guys,
Some time ago I’ve decided to try my hands at some more complex hard surface modeling than what I’m usually dealing with in ArchVIZ and Motion Graphics day to day work. So I’ve teamed up with my good friends Milan Nikolic, an amazing concept artist, and Iz Svemira, an out of this world music/sound wizard, and together we’ve produced an opening title sequence for Milan’s Twitch Stream, conveniently titled Twitch: Loadout https://vimeo.com/173773081
Some Technical stuff: Rendered in Octane 3.0 for 3ds max, average render time per frame was 3 minutes with path tracing at 4k samples, rendered in 1920 by 818 with 4x EVGA GTX 980 Ti Hybrid. Texturing done with Quixel, and some premade models are used from Evermotion and Videocopilot.
If you’re interested in some more details there’s a behind the scenes video https://vimeo.com/173773082 and the full project on Behance https://www.behance.net/gallery/40417845/Twitch-Loadout
Also feel free to add/follow us on Facebook, we’re quite open peeps;)
https://www.facebook.com/savuljaga
https://www.facebook.com/Milancho.N?fref=ts
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Cheers!
Twitch: Loadout
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End result is Awesome, but the Breakdown is even Better! =)
I agree!glimpse wrote:End result is Awesome, but the Breakdown is even Better! =)
great work!
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That was AWESOME!!!
Was the ground explosion (at 16 sec mark) with the chucks of dirt/ground flying up, dust "poof" and sparks added in post? Or was that all rendered as a particle system with Octane in Max?
Great work!
Was the ground explosion (at 16 sec mark) with the chucks of dirt/ground flying up, dust "poof" and sparks added in post? Or was that all rendered as a particle system with Octane in Max?
Great work!
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Thanks! The chunks of dirt and sparks are rendered in octane but rendered out separately and added in post. The smoke explosion is a mix of fumefx, also rendered separately, and some stock footageBendbox wrote:That was AWESOME!!!
Was the ground explosion (at 16 sec mark) with the chucks of dirt/ground flying up, dust "poof" and sparks added in post? Or was that all rendered as a particle system with Octane in Max?
Great work!