"3D Designers Hideout" Thread!

[powerslave]

Real nice nitro. Especially the street hawk fan art.

You guys should get synn and raginB to post up their stuff. Those guys are awesome.

[theslayer]

@theslayer: tryin Slaying Me down kya???
Well I have some good, concept cars n a Bike up my sleeves, n a promise that it wont resemble anything presently available... but I'll upload it only wen it gets copyright stamp on it... dat'll be in JAN or FEB...
sorry fer the dealy dats only i can say!

Thats fine! Aren't we the bunch that waits for a bike for months and sometimes years.... oh we're a patient lot!

Ah.. my fave! The Blackbird... Bloody good! Oh btw, what renderer did you use bro?

You guys should get synn and raginB to post up their stuff. Those guys are awesome.

I've posted links to Synn's work in the previous page!

@ the slayer: Well, I will update my RAM to 1 GB & I'll also render it soon ... Reg. 2 Toe Shifter, I used it to minimize foot movement, for road & racing both & still make it look sporty...

STILL, if the Owner needs 1 shifter, he can "SELF ADJUST" upper shifter to touch lower one, so that the 2 shifters become 1, if a guy needs it desperately ...


So, where's the disadvantage? In fact, I say is there even 1 "real" disadvantage, apart from resistance to change? Do read my text "Advantages" in the 4th post carefully & think about it ...

God.....designers can get damn cocky when somebody tries to point out the flaws in their work! Happens to me too, so you're forgiven :P

Open your eyes, ears and mind. Try to listen to somebody who's only trying to give you a honest critique.

OK. First off, think about it. The upper part of your shoe is in contact with the upper toe lever. The bottom part of your shoe is in contact with the lower toe lever.

Now when you try to upshift, won't the upward action also give a downward reaction that will move the lower shift lever? Try simulating the action with pieces of thermocol and your finger as substitute for the toe

Also, I'm not aware of this maybe experts can shed light. Wouldn't there be a minimum amount of travel required for the lever for the cogs in the box to shift? I mean what if your 10% of foot travel isn't enough to shift the cogs?

Did you worry about the mechanical requirements inside the 'box for having two levers?

[nitrosatya]

Real nice nitro. Especially the street hawk fan art.

You guys should get synn and raginB to post up their stuff. Those guys are awesome.

I know it man! i think Synn is upto something these days!

Ah.. my fave! The Blackbird... Bloody good! Oh btw, what renderer did you use bro?

Thanks bro! It is simple mental ray.

[Samarth 619]

God.....designers can get damn cocky when somebody tries to point out the flaws in their work! Happens to me too, so you're forgiven :P

Open your eyes, ears and mind. Try to listen to somebody who's only trying to give you a honest critique.

1. OK. First off, think about it. The upper part of your shoe is in contact with the upper toe lever. The bottom part of your shoe is in contact with the lower toe lever.

Now when you try to upshift, won't the upward action also give a downward reaction that will move the lower shift lever? Try simulating the action with pieces of thermocol and your finger as substitute for the toe

2. Also, I'm not aware of this maybe experts can shed light. Wouldn't there be a minimum amount of travel required for the lever for the cogs in the box to shift? I mean what if your 10% of foot travel isn't enough to shift the cogs?

3. Did you worry about the mechanical requirements inside the 'box for having two levers?

1. But, I said the gap is adjustable. I NEVER said it is "absolutely tight" ... Some things must have "Free Play" you see...

2. There is no such limit. If 10% ain't enough, I'll go a distance and apply 20 or 30% whatever is enough to shift it...

3. Reg. requirements inside the box, they don't matter. You can fit such a lever ABOVE your toe shifter in your present bikes (Pulsar 2**, ZMA, etc.) with welding, etc. and they would function fine (if they're adjustable/ fit fine, that is)


and I'm not getting cocky. I'm learning and so are you. Let us discuss this seriously & determine it's potential. Even upto now, I can't see any "Real Disadvantage" of this system, that would break the Deal ... Suggest more disadv. please.

[theslayer]

Can you explain your idea further? I don't see how I can have a two lever setup in my 220 by just welding on an extra lever.

[inder.cool]

The X1000R!


And the Blackbird?

@ Satya : Amazing work done there Bro...!! Simply superb...!!

@ Samarth : That model of yours seems more of a resemblence to the Ninja 250...!!

[niranjanvaidya]

I don't know if anybody remembers this bike?

The X1000R!


And the Blackbird?



And the Street Hawk fan art.This was not posted on xbhp before.

No words...wooow....Nitro...we dint know you had all this in you

[nitrosatya]

@ Satya : Amazing work done there Bro...!! Simply superb...!!

Thank you very much sirjee!

No words...wooow....Nitro...we dint know you had all this in you

Thank you NV sir! I am a designer at heart and 3d modeler in Max and Maya.

[nitrosatya]

@Samarth 619 : Please render an image bro! We wanna see that bike of yours!

[Samarth 619]

@Samarth 619 : Please render an image bro! We wanna see that bike of yours!

Yeah, I'll do it as soon as possible... As of now, I'm really busy with college & assignments! This College Staff! Always trying to keep a playa' down!

Your designs are awesome too, specially Blackbird Concept & that X1000R ... I Love them!

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@ inder.cool: Well, I said it is 1st Post. It resembles ZMA, R1, Ninja 250, etc.. As earlier I had different plans, this resulted in some left resemblance.

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@ the salyer: Well, what's so complicating? Just another lever ABOVE your stock lever, both attached at one end. You can always see the Images I posted ... So, if upper lever is moved upwards, both the levers move up, and gear changes ... Do See my images, it's not too tough ...

[Samarth 619]

This College Staff! Always trying to keep a player down! Damn! Can't get much time for biking itself ...

In the meantime, do enjoy these Models I created during (middle of) my course :-->





I posted these in my College Notice Board, hence thought of posting it here too. When I get some time, I'll render, maybe create an animation sequence too ...

[Fury]

hey guys....
What is the best progrgam to do 3d modeling....esp models of bikes as such....i want to learn....will buy whichever is recommended by the majority of experts....
tc

[theslayer]

hey guys....
What is the best progrgam to do 3d modeling....esp models of bikes as such....i want to learn....will buy whichever is recommended by the majority of experts....
tc

Rhino or 3D Studio Max should do the job. I would definitely not suggest that you download pirated versions of these softwares first, spend a couple of months learning and see whether you like what you do and then make the investment. Prices of these softwares are astronomical.

I also definitely wouldn't recommend that you PM me if you do not know where to look for the softwares.

[Fury]

thanks slayer.........'will not PM you'

[Synn]

Awww... How did I miss this thread?

First up, thank you slayer for posting my work. It seems ages ago that I worked on those. These days, the stuff I get to work are of a more mundane nature. Not to mention, highly confidential, haha!

I'd like to see more works from Satya and slayer. Both have shown me tonnes of awesome concepts and renders, yet I don't see all of them here!

Of course, RagingBull (Muntasser Mirkar, formerly of Bike India), has created arguably the best concepts this board has ever seen. I'll request him to post them up again for our benefit.