Mercedes S63 AMG | 3Ds Max Modeling Timelapse 

Agreed.

Windows theme random wallpaper xD

It my not be my place to say this, but if you cannot see the tutorial in this video then you need to practice with Edit Poly more and watch it again. This tutorial is the complete workflow in the best manner possible, NOT BORING !!! (sorry I do not mean to shout, just to point out).

I slowed it down by 4 times and its a tutorial enough. really good work, thanks for uploading

Am new to this i felt the same that he should make tutorials...but u have got a valid point...i need more practice with the edit poly

George Sagiakos No more 3 Iterations on turbosmooth now i’m doing 2 😂

How to achieve that "mid poly" I found it very hard to manage all these polys & vertices I get confused extremely fast any suggestions?

Thank you! Its all about the references.

2NCS Where do you get them from?

2NCS i want to know too

@@2ncs all about the reference photos and no blueprints??

I was also wondering that same thing, if this is just by eye that's really impressive, well either way that's impressive because I can't do that myself.

He has blueprints for sure.

he is recording on the second screen...

@@bluehunt3d475 Thank you now i can sleep well..

It's a camera view, without blueprints views

I think it was recorded on 2nd monitor, so you modeled on another one with blueprint and photo reference

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5-6 hours or more i guess

@@giomiqadze1519 No way in hell its in 5-6 hours, cars like this will so much details can be around 30 hours

Belikov no way lol

@@TheBFHmontage Easily with breaks unless you're at it 24/7 even people that work at dreamworks, ilm etc a full vfx vehicle start to finish could be 2months easily

@@TheBFHmontage why say "Lucifer our Lord"! why?? Explain

Happening right now on FB with the RS6 🤣

EDIT: Just checked your FB page and saw that Dionisis person as the only team member; are you actually Greek? Because I am!

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marvDE I don’t think it’s shown in the actual recording, but I think he has a calibrated reference image to model off of

@@pinatatomata2221 But surely a blueprint can't have every one of those "hidden lines" in it ? With some cars, there are so many of those that you would need to distinguish them by color or mark each of them with a number in every view. In general though, do you know how to go about this ? So far I have just guessed off of real images of the car.

marvDE I’m saying it isn’t a blueprint, he has multiple real photos calibrated in order to switch between cameras and model from that.

marvDE Or at least that is my guess.

yes you have to capture the screen with the software, likes nvidia shadowplay (if you use nvidia graphics card) camtastudio, bandicam , etc

Duy Sún yes i can

Mission impossible is more possible than this.

@@inspirice9844 wow just realized for some reason I out 11:40 instead of 3:10....that's the instrumental I'm looking for xD

I watch people model in max and think to myself, if they only knew how much easier / faster / better modo is for modeling.