9redwoods

Three things are infinite... the universe, human stupidity, and the number of Tardis rigs on the Mine-imator forums. -Albert Einstein

Try adding a little better lighting and camera angles. You can find some tutorials on both of those.

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You have the resources. If you have Mine-imator, you can do a lot. I don't have a good graphics card, but I manage. It depends on how skilled you are at the program. And try to learn English; Google translate isn't the way to go.

It's pretty plain, try adding some texture.

Holy cow, that lens flare fits in phenomenally! The only bad thing about this wallpaper is the snowfall. Near the bottom of the wallpaper, the snow layer is over the grass blocks, which it shouldn't, because the snow texture is far from the camera. I suggest making 3 layers of the same snow texture over the wallpaper. Enlarge the first layer, make the second one a bit smaller than layer 1, then leave the third layer normal. With the unchanged snowfall layer, erase the snow that's over the objects closer to the camera. Again, great wallpaper other than the snow!

You can't really see anything other than the circle of light and the portal. Edit: I didn't even notice the characters until I brightened the image. It's sad to see a lot of effort go to waste because of bad lighting. Brightened:

The first test seems very stiff and makes it look less smooth.

I don't know maybe like this If you say it's hard to do that, I did it in less than 10 minutes with no skill.

It needs a bit more texture and depth.

So I have been getting some wallpaper inspiration from Instagram recently, and I really need a 1956 ford pickup model. I suck at Modelbench, so someone please help. Pics The back is more important than the front, I'll only be using the back in the planned wallpapers. Someone, please help! Thanks.

Rig/model MC username: 9redwoods Am I still able to join?

I wish the lighting was a little more dynamic for the characters. There are barely any shadows.