That's really cool looking. What do you use to render these?

A mac program called voyager

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lol, there's the MAC programs again

Oh well, looks good

And I'll get a MAC someday

Wish I had a mac...

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Thats quality work =]
And the setting is unreal!..if you get what I mean..
Almost scary..I love it !

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Awesome

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Fantastic detail!

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um,, which one u prefer, voyager or 3DsMax or something else like maya?

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I have no idea because I haven't used 3Ds or Maya into an extent where I'm making something. All you really have to be is creative anyway. The softwares essentially do the same thing: make 3D objects. There will be obvious differences in several features, differences in how you deal with objects, of course different interface. But if you strip the softwares to a bare minimum they're basically the same thing. Some may argue that Maya is strongly for movie productions while 3Ds is for games. However, I wouldn't say that because they equally have the same purpose.

Voyager is NOT REALLY a 3D software. More of a generative program so it doesn't even fit the 3Ds and Maya category.

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