Onkyo tx-nr585

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Modelling and lighting practice. Also, no images used :smiling_face_with_tear: … lots and lots of modeling/verts/faces/objects.

601 objects (mostly because of the digital display), 1.35M faces. I have this tuner, so I could see how things were shading and reacting to light. I was able to utilize the anisotropic sliders which is pretty cool!

There are plenty of little things I left off that the actual tuner has on it (various logos, modes, etc in the display area), but I’m pretty over it.

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I liked very much. good job!

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Thanks a lot!

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That looks amazing.

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Thank you!

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I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!

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Excellent! Thank you!

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Wow! Fantastic work!:heart_eyes::heart_eyes::heart_eyes:

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I’ve got a similar Onkyo; you’ve pretty much nailed it. :slight_smile:

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Thanks! Yeah, I have this one. The product PDF helped a lot to place things on the front. The side and top details had to be measured by hand.

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You’re on the featured row! :+1:

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Love the lighting! Kinda reminds me of those 90s-.00s magazine ads where i would dream about electronics i could not afford :joy: nice work!

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Thanks. I tried to use a backdrop and have HDRI do the rest for the front/side lighting. No luck there. I spent a pretty long time rotating and tilting HDRIs and wasn’t getting what I was looking for. The look I ended up is done with 4 area lights at various distances and colors on a reflective black backdrop/ground.

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This looks like it’s right out of a brochure. Great job.

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