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This started out as a model to explore working with Rhino 3D.. finally rendered using Hypershot, again to test the capabilities of Hypershot as a renderer..
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*matrixmode Apr 30, 2009  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Very nice modeling. So how do you like Hypershot? To me it's a little too pricey for hobbyists. But it is nice software.
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~Inquisitor-No-7 Apr 30, 2009
Well, truth be told, I got a torrent that allowed me to use a beta version of Hypershot.. works pretty cool, but several limitations that can prove to be extremely irritating to the more serious sort of 3D modeller. For one thing, the lighting setups are fixed, the only thing you can do are rotate them around, and set their brightness. Hypershot is designed for superfast renderings, and as such doesn't provide the kinda fine control you get from other plugins, but at times, it gets the job done. For me, it was like a boon! Since I'm not a serious 3D modeller, I'm a product designer by profession, and in my business, it's important to get a good-looking render out ASAP, so.. :)
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*matrixmode Apr 30, 2009  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Sounds like the perfect tool for you! Maybe you could get a business or professional discount?
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~Inquisitor-No-7 Apr 30, 2009
I don't own my own studio, so can't get any of those discounts.. It's a good tool for fast work, but like I said, it has it's limitations, so you can't rely on it alone! :(
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~sevenofeleven Apr 29, 2009
Screw the realism nitpicks, this gets serious style points. Looks like the weapon that Mr. Somewhat Awful would use to blast his enemies.

Looks great.
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~Kisuul Apr 16, 2009
Very cool. I especially like the bubble and fire control chair. One complete, which is more about style then anything, Would not the glass of the bubble 'realistically' need structural reinforcement of some kind?
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~Inquisitor-No-7 Apr 16, 2009
Realistically, yes it would. But since the concept of a "Plasma Cannon" is futuristic in the first place, I believe it should be safe to assume that material science would have advanced to a considerable degree by that time to allow this sort of construction. :)
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~Kisuul Apr 16, 2009
LOL ;)

Nicely answered.
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Mood: Sadness ~Kisuul Apr 16, 2009
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doh... brain/finger lockup :)
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