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Poke Ball Pair
Published: 2007-10-31 13:57:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 80867; Favourites: 1234; Downloads: 37182
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3d Studio Max 8VRay Adv 1.5 RC3
Sorry for the massive resolution. I recently got a new rendering laptop from school and is capable of resolutions up to 1920x1200. Sweetness for gaming, pain in the ass for wallpapers.
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i love pokemon to culandothebat.
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very nice..care to join ? we'd love to have you
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Nice work.
I'm starting with this kind of work too (with Blender), but I just render shiny things like these in the weekends, because that's when I'm in my desktop. Laptop's aren't made for hard processing tasks, and the reflections are as you say "a pain in the ass" XD
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-Catches a Pokemon- Thanks Man! Lol Nice work! Can you post a tutorial on how you do this?
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Gotta Catch 'em ALL! Pokemon!!! Great pic, by the way!
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Looks amazing! The yellow pokeball does look a bit oval though.
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I'm using a 1280x800 resolution, and I found I liked it better on "Center" than the non-stretch "Stretch".
(Kind of ironic its called stretch in this situation.)
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Nice details on the balls, and i like the reflections
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this is absolutly amazing, great job by the way what kind of ball is the yellow one. As someone stated here, its was a "greatball" A great ball is bluish-green with red sections on it I believe. The yellow one could be the GS ball maybe? lol
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Im pretty sure its a GS ball :}
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yeah I thought so xD
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Wow, really smooth and sleek design. The reflections are really amazing. And I actually have a widescreen, so the resolution works for me. Great job.
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i love how you can see the pokeballs reflection in both the ground below it and in each other. or at least the red's in the yellow.
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Too... Many... Jokes.
Head... asplode...
(Oh what the hell)
People fear my pair of PokΓ©balls. I'm a nut about it. It'll take balls to face me and my PokΓ©mon.
:-P
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Don't test my patience.
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