Glad, you liked it!
Softwares I used: 3d Studio Max for modeling, Mental Ray for rendering and Photoshop for final touches.
It turned out very very nice! I have to start learning how to use all these tools 🙂
Here’s a little tip: If you want to use any of Autodesk’s software(that cost thousands of dollars), you can get student license for free. 😉
Did you do anything with this 3d model afterwards?
Sometime after I finished it my hard drive died and…
…you probably get the point. (^_^;)
At least I learned my lesson, to back-up important documents more often.
Would you considering making another model of this and exporting to a file for payment?
Sorry, I will have to decline your offer.
But, If I would have the object I would give it for free.
I love your melting cube and was hoping you might have a file that I could purchase as it would be an awesome framed print in my home. Having just read the other comments it appears it is lost forever 😦
If you have any file, or you do not object to my use of the website image I would very much appreciate it. It is truly awesome!!
First all. Sorry for late reply.
Yes – I have lost the original 3ds max file, so I can’t re-render it.
The best I can do is to give you is to provide 1619 × 1080 jpeg file, that is on this page.
Use it as you like. If you are using it commercially – credit.
Best of luck!
😀
Thank you very much. I have no plans to use commercially but will definitely credit if I do. If I am able to use both images (colour and the more white cube as well) that would be great. I think they will look great framed next to each other. Once again thanks 🙂
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Awesome! What software did you use?
Glad, you liked it!
Softwares I used: 3d Studio Max for modeling, Mental Ray for rendering and Photoshop for final touches.
It turned out very very nice! I have to start learning how to use all these tools 🙂
Here’s a little tip: If you want to use any of Autodesk’s software(that cost thousands of dollars), you can get student license for free. 😉
Did you do anything with this 3d model afterwards?
Sometime after I finished it my hard drive died and…
…you probably get the point. (^_^;)
At least I learned my lesson, to back-up important documents more often.
Would you considering making another model of this and exporting to a file for payment?
Sorry, I will have to decline your offer.
But, If I would have the object I would give it for free.
I love your melting cube and was hoping you might have a file that I could purchase as it would be an awesome framed print in my home. Having just read the other comments it appears it is lost forever 😦
If you have any file, or you do not object to my use of the website image I would very much appreciate it. It is truly awesome!!
First all. Sorry for late reply.
Yes – I have lost the original 3ds max file, so I can’t re-render it.
The best I can do is to give you is to provide 1619 × 1080 jpeg file, that is on this page.
Use it as you like. If you are using it commercially – credit.
Best of luck!
😀
Thank you very much. I have no plans to use commercially but will definitely credit if I do. If I am able to use both images (colour and the more white cube as well) that would be great. I think they will look great framed next to each other. Once again thanks 🙂
Hope you like this overlay … https://twitter.com/ThatJeffHurstEh
I hope you like this quote overlay … I felt your art work was perfect. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CZDHCzKWMAATXzl.jpg
Noting your comment above about non-commercial use, I found your image to be a perfect match for this quote. I hope you like it.
Do You still have the melting cube itself?
Or did You get rid of it?
I know it’s many years later… But it’s worth a shot in the dark to ask!