Veronica Zemanova and my LM-2 concept w00t w00t!!

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if the car looked more real and there was a little more AA it would look almost completely real, very good work!

Maybe add a glossy type of black for the paint of it, with reflections and such. Looking good anyways

Hey j-dogg: ever watch C.S.I.? Some good advice on that show regarding pictures of cars: "Never have anything in the picture that is sexier than the car."

d00d CSI is the shiznit!!!! I nabbed that pic of the girl from the Babe Thread, and just used one of my renders from AutoCAD. I got it as my background now on my server.

mabey open just the car in PhotoShop and do a little blur so the edges get cleaner. But what ^^ they said about the AA and stuff.

It looks awsome, i think i wanna try AutoCad, is it hard to learn?

AutoCAD is a command line-based program. It's a pain to learn at first but it's in my opinion the easiest to get good at. I have been doing it for 5 years, after a while you don't forget the commands when you have typed them in so much.

The difference between AutoCAD and something like Varimetrix VX (which their headquarters is right down the street) is AutoCAD is designed for making stuff like houses, integrated circuit layouts, and mechanical assemblies. It sucks for things with complex curvatures like car bodies. Verimatrix VX could do complex curvatures and all the stuff AutoCAD can do, however VX does it in about 1/10th the time and using 1/10 of the commands AutoCAD takes. VX is more mouse oriented, AutoCAD is command-line based, and also uses a mouse, but you could draw an entire car without using a mouse in AutoCAD if you wanted. AutoCAD is a good program for beginners in the CAD industry, as well as 3D modeling in general.

The only downside to AutoCAD in my opinion is the render engine sucks.

Here's a little update, did a little more airbrushing to make it perfect.

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