Coordination by tallpindo
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This is a term you get looked at for team sports. Is your balance and maturity adaquate to work in a group to a plan? To get a seat I first made one of flat sections oriented and positioned. Then I sent this over to Poser from Carrara. I refined how Simon was posed in the skeleton of the car and noted where the wheel and the seat position seemed inadaquate. Then I completed the seat in Carrara and moved the seat and wheel a bit. Then I sent Simon over from Poser in a stiff .obj to set up the headrest height and seat back angle. One more time back to Poser from Carrara to complete a pose for Simon hands on wheel. In all this I left the left door off. (made it invisible, unchecked visible). Here the coordination is with ninety seven years. One year before the Selden case was decided. When the U.S. Chamber of Commerce was still enforcing licensing fees on cars and threatening to sue buyers of unlicensed cars. I think I am about one week of about 5 hours work each day from a quiescent model.
Comments (17)
Fantastic made image. :-) hugs sessan
He look cool in the car! splendid
excellent
I've no co-ordination. I'd fall off one skate [roller or ice] but I can spot good balance as in your excellent image. Mike
le moderne et l'ancien, très bonne réalisation, Dale
Fantastic combination of old and nuew times.....!!!!
Excellent image. Very well done!
wonderful modelling here
Fantastic modeling! Top Marks Dale :)
whoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa--babe wild an free great work here !~~~
Wow, a lot of hopping between Poser and Carrara. Great POV and modelling in this shot depicting the antique and the new at the starting line. Looks like Simon could do with a shave. A most unusual ground plane texture.
great capture...
This is impressive as I peel the roof off my Forerunner to begin work inside and scary - I can see the glass on the door but do the main pieces exist or is it just the angle?
Good idea!
Looking good.
Simon must be dizzy after all of that moving.I know I am but mine is sinus.your modeling skills are to be reckoned with as a standard
great sceane looks like thay are ready to race