Good dog!

[Hannes]

Found this nice model here:
http://tf3dm.com/download-page.php?url=quad-bot-80792
I picked it to pieces and retextured it completely, posed the head a bit and added some dust to the model. I wanted to create different kinds of metal in TG.

[Kevin F]

Love it! Metals and dust really effective. Minor gripe - people in distance look squashed a bit?
Overall very nice scene though.

[Hannes]

...people in distance look squashed a bit?...

Thanks Kevin. You're right. I didn't notice that until you mentioned it. Seems to be some sort of lens distortion?!

[archonforest]

Looks awesome!
Those guys should be running...

[TheBadger]

Really fun. I like a lot how you got dust on the feet, looks really powdery as I think it should, is it texture on the model or TG shaders?

[Hetzen]

Looks very good!

[Kadri]

The texturing on the model looks good Hannes.

[Hannes]

Thanks guys! Michael, it's just a regular surface layer with a slope constraint and a fractal breakup behind the parts shader.

[Dune]

Terrific piece of work, Hannes. In a few years time people will have dogs like these. No poo, very affectionate (hairdo optional).

[mhaze]

Excellent!

[DocCharly65]

Good scene, good model, good textures, great Hannes!

[fleetwood]

Cool texturing. Is the focal length of the camera set for a wide angle ?
Maybe sinking him down a little, with a crater for each one of doggie's feet would give him some more weight. He (or she) is looking very light and barely touching the ground now.

[j meyer]

Nice convincing metals Hannes,well done.

[Hannes]

Is the focal length of the camera set for a wide angle ?

The focal length seems to be connected to the (horizontal) FOV.
FOV: 90°, focal length is 18. If I decrease the focal length, the angle gets larger.

Fluffy bot-version soon available in shops near to you...

[Dune]

  I'll have one!