Silver Bullet model

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Superman The Speed said:
Well i have learned the program, and i wasnt directing the question just for me, it's for people who dont know and continue to ask me, i was just...

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Continue to ask you? Isn't that your "duty" to answer them, not Keith's? Also, Keith... Renderings are awesome. Not one complaint from me. You continue to amaze me on how... lets say "quick" (relative to me)... you start / finish these projects. Simply amazing.

When you first started the animations did it take you a long time? then as you progressed you could make them faster?

STS, thats a no brainer... anything you start and continually do, you will get faster at doing it...

Keith...your work is exquisite. Those renderings of Silver Bullet just reinforce that statement.

Those pictures make me want to book a plane ticket and go to KBF next year. Never have I ever saw an animation that detailed and so real. Keith, you have a gift. Can't wait till you get that video is up. Once again, Good Work.

I haven't chimed in earlier, but... WOW. Keith, you continue to amaze. Thanks for all your incredible work.

Keith,

to borrow from the Guiness guys.....

"BRILLIANT!!!"

Later,
EV

Those marketing guys at B&M should take notice....

You mean their amazingly detailed 3-D renders aren't as good? :)

Joe "wouldn't want to live in Switzerland ;)" C.

Bravo, those images look fantastic, I look foward to the animation (but not as much as the coaster itself of course :P).

Well hot diggity!

These pictures are really off the chain! I especially liked the one showing the tight helix over the water. Two inverted coasters over water and both are relatively close to me.....yay!!

I'm speechless! Nice job!!!! I don't think I've ever seen more detailed, realistic modeling :)

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Outstanding work, Keith! I'm in awe. I appreciate whatever you can put in the tutorial. Keep up the good work.

I am TOTALLY floored by these pictures...

The quality really shows, and I wouldn't be a bit surprised if Knotts used your animations for their promos, because it comes one step closer to achieving photo-realistic images...

...I seriously can't wait until that bad-boy is animated.

The only disappointment I can think of is when this thing is animated, it's going to be shrunken down to a much smaller window, and even smaller for non-coasterbuzz-club members.

I'd love to see a full-screen high quality animation, even if it took up 1-gig of space. It'd be well worth it.

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nasai said:
Nice job, Keith. Now would you get off your ass, and do that Timberhawk animation that you have been promising me? ;)

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That would be the FIRST time TimidChicken had been "animated"....;)

You are truely a talented artist. I always look forward to your work, especially of rides that have yet to be constructed. I can't get over the level of realism. Thanks.

Great topic, by the way.

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rollergator said:

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nasai said:
Nice job, Keith. Now would you get off your ass, and do that Timberhawk animation that you have been promising me?

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That would be the FIRST time TimidChicken had been "animated"....

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Still waiting...

Come on Rob, I'm sure you could do it justice with Microsoft Paint. ;)

Your renderings are unbelievable Badnitrus. Thanks for writing the tutorial. It is very helpful to me as I aspire to one day make a recreation that is half as good as yours. Nice job and thank you, again.

Badnitrus-thats freakin awesome-I dont know how long I stared in amazement.Great job