(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Hey guys, I've seen that quite a lot of you are familiar with C4D, and I'm in a class for 3D drafting that uses it, so I thought I'd share what I'm making with you guys.

Our assignment is to make a model of whatever we'd like, and it will be graded on creativity and usage of the basic skills we've learned throughout the year so far.

I chose to make my project a fly through of the exterior and interior of the house from Family Guy. Here's what I have so far as of 1/13/11 over 4 classes:



I know it does not have anything on the interior, It does not have shadowing or lighting, and I'd eventually like to make surrounding scenery and a backdrop and sky.

For the final project, I'm going to make the camera start from the outside, fly into the house and take a virtual tour of the griffin house.

Here's what I have so far: (keep in mind I'm nowhere close to finished)

[ame=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Zxi_PLuv-c]YouTube - Family Guy 3D house[/ame]

Once again sorry for it being so dark, I don't have lighting in it yet, and it only renders light to what you're directly facing when it's rendered if you don't have lighting

I know for a fact I'm going to re-create their living room, and I'm considering making a model of Peter Griffin in the living room watching TV as it flies through.

I would like your opinions on it so far, and maybe tell me what you would like to see in it as well and if it's a good idea I will gladly include it. Maybe even write your name on the side of a wall so as it flies through you can see it for a brief second off to the side

Anyways guys, let me know what you think

Thanks for the tips, If you look at the high res version, I attempted reflection on the glass windows on the right side of the house. I only did that because I couldn't find a screen texture and I couldn't make a .PNG one in class because I don't have photoshop in there.

And lighting makes me want to rip my hair out :FU: It pisses me off that you have to change the suns location manually through numbers and shit, you can't just move it. And when you do get it in a good spot, where it doesn't shine is like pitch black :FU:

Thanks man, It's pretty fun to get into, because you can create practically anything you'd like.



It took me about four 90 minute class periods for that.