Today punting around with The Flyer and its coming in for crash.Oh well have to build another I suppose. Yeah easier said than done.

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That is a pretty sweet render scene. Great going WD.

Very cool WD.

Looks good.

Was the heated up tip made in TurboCAD or an image editor?

John R.

Thanks guys.No it wasn't done in TC John.It cuts time when only the object is render. With lighting effects in PS than the scene is set,As you know some users claim it takes hours to render in TC.I use white background than bring the object in.And set other elements such as the exhaust.I have better control to resizing the image toward the end of development of the illustration.The heat that is coming off the bottom is a copy of the object with the edges outline an glowing affect which its on its own layer just like cad application.Bad thing with this is I accidentally over written the cad drawing with another.End up losing the original.I wasn't paying attention,and was late at night and was tired.Well I guess go on to the next project.

As you know some users claim it takes hours to render in TC.

Very nice render wd.

It is true that some of us are willing to wait for hours for TC to complete a render but personally I have little option as I wouldn't have a clue how to use photo editing software. 

Maybe I will learn to do that next.   

Got to say at this point that the ram cleaner that you suggested has worked out superbly.

Regards

Dave

Hi Dave

Thanks. Great!! glad things working OK with the ram..If you to want take your renderings to the next level.Paint.Net is good starter package to have in your cad applications toolbox which is freebie..I use it frequently to achieve some nice artwork. With the collection of diversify plug-ins you be able to your make projects bring different appeal.It takes time to get the knack..If you look over Don's Gallery he has done some beautiful work along with the addition of Photoshop.The train engine Turbo1 has some Photoshop enhancements.This isn't uncommon process in the cad industry.The next step after photo editing software is incorporating animations along with it.With the talent and experience you acquire it be piece cake .Its just take a little commitment.

Hi Dave
Paint.Net is good starter package to have in your cad applications toolbox

Strangely enough I have had that on my PC for a long time, have never used it.

Time to have a play I guess. If I figure anything out I will post it at a later date.

I have also got Photoscape installed.
I use that for knocking background images out of focus for use in TC.

Regards

Dave.