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Industrial Design, by Linus Schneider (Pixelprinz). Maxwell 3D Resources


Linus Schneider (Pixelprinz) 
Location: Zurich, Switzerland
This is a commercial work for a industrial customer.
Most of the modeling work was done by my Freelancer Gianluca Ravioli, I did all the rest.
We used Maya, rendered with Maxwell Render and a lot of postproduction in Photoshop.


Web with Free Textures, Brushes, Patterns and Design Articles. Maxwell 3D Resources

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Repository of Free Textures, Brushes, Patterns and Design Articles

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Maxwell For SketchUp "Out of Place" competition!


Start date: August 21st, 2013

Submissions between:
September 10th, 2013 and
September 22nd, 2013 at 11:59pm CET

Winners announced: September 30th, 2013
Maxwell Render proudly presents this year's Maxwell for SketchUp competition! Following the great success of last year's challenge aimed at professionals, students, expert users and new users alike, we've decided to repeat the event!

Why not have some fun creating in your favorite program and win some amazing prizes to boot? It's amazing what can be cooked-up with the simple yet powerful SketchUp - Maxwell Render combination. We challenge you to blow us away! 
 
 

 
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Scene create by Rob Redman with CInema 4D and Maxwell Render + Tutorial Maxwell Grass

Scene create by Rob Redman, WEB pariahstudios
I created a scene in CInema 4D a while ago and it was heavily based on the hair engine and now Maxwell Render supports hair rendering I wanted to compare the two. This is the Maxwell version, which I am very impressed by. Hardly took any tweaking at all.


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The new grass extension available in Maxwell Render 2.7 allows you to very easily and quickly create different types of grass. The extension is designed to offer you a great amount of randomization and  control with many of the parameters also being mappable. Moreover, you can apply several different grass generators to the same object, which allows you to mix the look of different types of grass. You can create grass in Maxwell Studio and also in almost all of the 3D applications that have a Maxwell Render plug-in:
  • Sketchup 
  • 3DS Max 
  • Maya 
  • Cinema 4D 
  • Lightwave 
  • Rhinoceros 3D 
  • Solidworks 
  • ArchiCAD
  • form•Z 7
This extension consists of two different components:
  • Grass Generator: Creates grass guide curves spread across the surface you choose, and controls their distribution, length, width, bend etc. 
  • Grass Primitive: three different analytic primitives to define the shape of the blade itself: straight flat segments, curved flat segments and cylindrical.

Image courtesy of Hervé Steff- Meindbender

 Mote information in MaxwellRender/Grass


Production: Missing space watches by Johan Svensson

Sculptured the moon surface in Zbrush, Watch modelled in Cinema 4D and 3D Studio Max. Rendered with Maxwell Render. Compositing Photoshop and Optical Flares with AE.



Work of Johan Sveensson
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