I make this in 3DS Max.
Looks well, but need some improvements.
And Automation doesn’t go fast with this grille (needs optimization).
Looks rather crude around the edges, though it probably isn’t the final version.
That’s it!.
That looks awesome! I am inspired to revisit PMC’s vintage line up once this grill gets released
I’m thinking in a method to reduce the polys without reduce drastically the quality.
New project (meantime I’m thinking in the method): rear diffusers pack.
[quote=“vmo”]I’m thinking in a method to reduce the polys without reduce drastically the quality.
New project (meantime I’m thinking in the method): rear diffusers pack.[/quote]
Would love to have some rear diffusers great idea VMO
Sorry, NP1993, but the right car of your signature, what headlight you used?
One of the Vanilla headlights, it shaped around the bend of the curve of the car and turned out really cool
Here is front view to help identify it.
[quote=“np1993”]
One of the Vanilla headlights, it shaped around the bend of the curve of the car and turned out really cool
Here is front view to help identify it.
[attachment=0]2013 Prato Excel-2.png[/attachment][/quote]
From the front view it appears to be the modded S2000 headlights.
[quote=“np1993”]
One of the Vanilla headlights, it shaped around the bend of the curve of the car and turned out really cool
Here is front view to help identify it.
[attachment=0]2013 Prato Excel-2.png[/attachment][/quote]
Thanks! Looks great!
Rear diffuser preview:
[quote=“vmo”]A ingame preview (needs some fixes):
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That is so sick! Is it a lip? or grill?
YES! DIFFUSERS!
Is a grille, but I can rename the files and put in the lips folder (only changing in the *.lua grilles to lips).
Only I need to make a wider border to hide the white sharps (in the photo you can’t look these when you make a photo with the Automation photo button, but ingame it can be looked).
The v 1.0 release! (Coming soon, more designs):
DOWNLOAD: vmodiffuser1.zip (81 KB) Put in the grilles folder.
I think the diffuser would look better as the ECS_CARBONFIBRE material, or ECS_PLASTIC. It looks great though, I see a ton of possible designs with this!