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Saburov-Design Design bureau shipbuilder Registered: May 2010 Location: Russia Posts: 83	· Date: January-19-2011 · Views: 1083 · Tags: 1 · Filesize: 61.7kb, 406.2kb ·
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DLK
Junior Member

Registered: June 2009
Location: Bp
Posts: 53

January-19-2011 9:20am

Rating: 10

wow.

superb rendering.

altough there is nothing perfect, this picture is very close to it.

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heuhen

student in progress

Registered: December 2007
Location: Norway
Posts: 466

January-19-2011 2:20pm

Rating: 10

Why must you always design the boats that I want to design / buy:-)

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Perfect design... NO! Nothing is perfect!

Take it easy, and get it finished!

u4ea32

Senior Member

Registered: November 2005
Location: Los Angeles
Posts: 378

January-20-2011 7:42pm

Beautiful!

Now let me give you some engineering feedback: The structural loads of a hull are taken by the parts of the structure furthest from the middle. So the gunwale, chines, and centerline take the load. The middle of the topsides is under essentially zero load. Therefore, putting that really cool looking window at the gunwale will cost you a lot in structure.

But in this case, maybe the beauty is worth it!

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xdoctorx

Junior Member

Registered: January 2011
Location: Narvik
Posts: 23

January-23-2011 7:40pm

Rating: 10

I would like to know what tool to use to render like this. I am a totally noob when it comes to rendering but are using Rhino for the designwork atm.

Saburov-Design
Design bureau shipbuilder

Registered: May 2010
Location: Russia
Posts: 83

January-31-2011 3:16am

Many thanks for your comments, very pleased that our work is appreciated.

When creating the model used "3d max" and "V-ray"

u4ea32: Constructive work not yet finished, but we do not see big problems with division loads.

heuhen: Why not buy / design? =)

xdoctorx

Junior Member

Registered: January 2011
Location: Narvik
Posts: 23

February-9-2011 9:08am

Btw. Do you photoshop the sky afterwards or do you map it before rendering?

Saburov-Design
Design bureau shipbuilder

Registered: May 2010
Location: Russia
Posts: 83

February-18-2011 3:39am

The sky is a background in 3d max.

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