Not sure if there is a consolidated thread on digital work members are working on so I thought it might be good to see what your currently working on in here. Post pics and discuss which software you are capable of using. I'll have some images next week after I finish the job I'm working on
Mate that is awesome. Gee renders have come a long way now days. I started rendering on Rhino3D 15 years ago. Now progressed into more technical work for government and private sector. Here is a recent Electricity Substation job I completed on Autodesk Revit. Full documentation and coordination with consultants from Sketch, REF, Tender and Construction. Very technical work but I love it. 3D images are not glamorous but these jobs do not require a proper render. Enjoy. WALLS OFF:
Thanks for the kind words mate. Damn that is impressive man. I can throw a little artistic flare at my projects but couldn't even in a lifetime be as technical or as accurate as that. That's unreal. I truly don't envy all of that pipe work hahaha.
I'm a CAD designer who does the whole 3D design and 2D documentation for steel work in the commercial construction industry, and I also do a lot of 3D rendering to sell the jobs at Tender stage etc. So when it came time to upgrade the workstation, I figured I should really model the exact parts I'm buying so that I can work out my watercooling loop in advance. Then I can render it all up at high resolution because why not? Here's a few images below of how it should look finished. The beauty of it was is my 3090 came the day I was ready to start actually rendering this up and the card got to render itself, watercooled, while still on aircooling. For anyone who says 24Gb of ram on a card is overkill, these full PC images below used 21Gb rendering on the GPU.. Modelled in AutoCAD and Rendered in Keyshot 9
I havent got anything recent to share. But here are some time lapses of a wheel I did years ago. I am an Industrial Designer in Melbourne. Worked for Ford, Ramler (furniture), Kube Systems (Electronics), Staging Connections (Event production: I would do photoshop and CAD renders of big events), Currently with Alpine Electronics doing fascias, brackets and general RnD. And here are some renders of the kitchen table, bench seats and kitchen island I designed and built for my family. I don't have any nice photos of the final products. But they have been awesome to have and are rock solid. I got them CNC cut out of marine grand ply. I finished them by hand and there are no fasteners what so ever. Joins are so tight that I could have gotten away with glue. But I used glue anyway haha. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/just...els-touched-activity-6419423498082615296-kBc9
wow, some cool stuff in there. I'm out of the league here. I do some modelling, to end up as a 3D print, or carbon/sheet metal fab. no fancy renders, definitely not for artistic goals. use FreeCAD (and some Sketchup in the past).
I know. Rendering these days are out of this world. I remember using Rhino3D in 2001 trying to render a fruit bowl. Turned out pretty good, took me ages to get the free form mesh to have all random bumps like a fruit. lol.
lastest doo-dad irl it's a bracket made to hold the PCV system to the rocker cover on the GT, I replaced the plastic system which bolted down, with some AN fittings (and a catch can - the prime reason to replace it) but despite sitting there nicely, would leak some oil vapour making a mess. now it's bolted down. some pretty tight tolerances to deal with. bent from 1mm aluminium bar a 3d print project, a mount for a 10" tablet and raspberry pi + shift light LED strip for my Forza set up. this model needs to be printed yet, but includes mounts for the Pi and LEDs. Previous model already printed without the Pi/LED considered.
does cad use heaps of ram rendering? i thought rendering uses near no ram- but yeah video editing in after effects i max out my 24gb vram
Had a bit of an idea for a wallpaper, so went to Blender and had a play, turned out ok. Love the technical work KANNIS and theshopfloor, its amazing how detailed and realistic things can be these days. 4K Ultrawide (3840x1600)
I got a new computer at work with the Quadro P2200 card. Worst card ever!!!! A word of warning, don't buy this POS. My old card P1000 is a 100 times better. P2200 keeps dropping surfaces, freezing then releasing the 3D model when rotating and this is a small model, not a big complex 3D. On plan, I keep losing line work. Terrible card !!! Not worth the $800 price tag.
ive got a P4000 in a workstation here, im not a fan. i've got a RTX4000 im going to throw in this week to see if its any better
