[JDHill]

Really cool...and quite disorienting. It instantly reminded me of a very particular time, on a family trip out west, coming up on the Big Horns in Wyoming. At one point, the mountains, clouds, and a lake combined with one another, such that I had a hard time, laying in the back of the family van, convincing myself exactly which direction was up.

[Jonnydark]

hahaha that's cool.

[Jonnydark]

Hi Again.

I am away from my pc for a while so i just have general questions.

How do you make logos and stuff render? Like these... (Taken from maxwell sketchup home page)

[JDHill]

This type of thing is almost always done using textures. How the author of that image accomplished such texturing in SketchUp, though, I have no idea. If I had to bet, I'd wager that both the geometry and the texturing were done in another application, and then imported into SketchUp.

[Jonnydark]

Thank you for answering that.

[Jonnydark]

Okay i think i got it...



I am building assets for my Thesis. I am in a BA Illustration program and my thesis is a fictional video game. I've done tons of other work on it, but now that i have found Maxwell it's just going to be sooooo much better than i had figured.

This is the villain's final form when he downloads his mind into an attack mech. He is only defeated when a bomb is sent right into the opening is for his eyes.

[Jonnydark]

I have another question:

Why is maxwell so friggen awesome?

[valerostudio]

Just took MXS Reference for a test drive. Damn!!!! Sa-WEET!!!! Thanks for JD for all of his hard work. This plugin is by far the best rendering engine integration on the market right now.

[valerostudio]

Just a tad under a million polys on a Sample MXS tree model from Evermotion. SU not even using 1GB or Memory! Beautiful!