A Work in Progress: Packaviva



This guide was made for entry:
Packaviva
In Contest:
space renders


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Base part, no steps of the making unfortunately because I just did it without thinking and stopping along the way.

Creation of Packaviva: Step 1

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This is the cockpit area, the windows used a set of inner extrudes and then bevels etc to get a frame for the windows.

Creation of Packaviva: Step 2

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This is the engine, started with a basic cube, and basically like stage 1 I dont have any intermediate steps. To achieve this tho, it is loops, extrudes, bevels, pulls and pushes etc.

Creation of Packaviva: Step 3

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Some simple tubes made for some more detail and allowed for the engines to be attached to the ship.

Creation of Packaviva: Step 4

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Added some detail to the ship. These could be whatever you like but in my imagination I see them as part of the engine workings.

Creation of Packaviva: Step 5

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This shot shows the camera angle, the effect of the materials on the ship and the 3 lights that were used.

Creation of Packaviva: Step 6

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The planet here. Made up of 3 spheres and a light. The spheres make up the base of the planet, a cloud layer and an atmosphere layer. Then the light adds to the visual of the atmosphere by allowing it to be more spread and visual.

Creation of Packaviva: Step 7

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From the final camera view with the planet and the ship I wanted more.

Added a rocky shape to a cloner object and made loads of the astroids.

Creation of Packaviva: Step 8

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This is the effect when you add a randomiser to the cloner, a very important step to get the nicer looking astroids. The clones were adapted in position, rotation and scale on all axises

Creation of Packaviva: Step 9

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Added a sky with a material which came with the program and increased the tiles to 10x.

As the final step I should mention that:
All materials were made by me or came from the inbuilt content browser in C4D.
Final render was done on A5 size at 300dpi, AA AO GI.

Creation of Packaviva: Step 10

Final result

Creation of Packaviva: Final Result

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