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Sorry if you think this topic is a waste but i was wonder does any one in the Brickfilming community use Houdini.
Houdini was used in Monsters Vs Alines, Gi Joe, Terminator 4, Hulk and many more it is a realy easy to use software easyer the Skecthup and is the most powerfull. The price is a bit high for many pepeol and got my self a copy but the overall resalt is AWSOME! 
I dont use it and I thought brickfilming was all stop motion.
Not true Stud Studios
Just Look At Leo and his movies like Plant
CGI is a very useful tool
Though this is about 8000$ over my price range
I know, I meant that all good films are usually stopmotion based. Apologize was not really as good as unrenewable.
I was seeing if im the only brickfilmer that has it. I got a rebate from the Australian Film Corporation to pay for it.
Oh and look at this Photo Real Render Made in Houdini
Warning Large Image (56kbps warning)
Holy moly, how large was the rebate?
Edit: How long would a scene like that take to render? Wouldn't it take fooorreevveeeer?
Last edited by Riley (October 6, 2009 (05:04am))
Holy moly, how large was the rebate?
Edit: How long would a scene like that take to render? Wouldn't it take fooorreevveeeer?
The rebate was only about AU$40
On a mid-end (Quad Core 3.8GHZ 3GB RAM) computer it whould take about 3 min to render 1 frame, on a high-end (i7 6.7GHZ 8GB RAM) 10 Secondes at most
Oh my gosh.... 
You better use that wisely, or else...
How did you get the lego logo on there, I mean, where did you get the 3d files for the bricks!? I've been using the bricks from MLCAD and LeoCAD, but yours look so much nicer. Really nice render too. 
I did not model that LEGO. But it is easy to make models in skecthup and importthem
how the heck do you OC an i7 to 6.7Ghz
This looks more perfect than real lego.
This looks more perfect than real lego.
You could scrah up the LEGO abit and but a bit of dirt to make it look more real.
What befuddles me is that you buy a $10,000 software package, but you're too cheap to buy a real domain for your website.
I agree with fib, I'm getting courious about if you really bought it LEGAL. It's darn expensive, and we didn't have seen ANYTHING from you when it comes to CGI
That's not the point. The point is that the picture looks absolutely !@#$ amazing.
-Don
Riley wrote:Holy moly, how large was the rebate?
Edit: How long would a scene like that take to render? Wouldn't it take fooorreevveeeer?
The rebate was only about AU$40
On a mid-end (Quad Core 3.8GHZ 3GB RAM) computer it whould take about 3 min to render 1 frame, on a high-end (i7 6.7GHZ 8GB RAM) 10 Secondes at most
WTF There aren't even computers with those specs.
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