absolute();

absolute();

(from the function abs(); in php)

http://peksa.tx-shells.net/absolute.jpg

Render made in 3dsmax

rest in photoshop..

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Nice man...very creative :P i dunno if i like the outer glow-y thin tho.. ^_^

jeez i want 3dsm, thats awesome! tho i wish i could see more of the render and it wasnt cel shaded-ish

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Nice man...very creative* :P i dunno if i like the outer glow-y thin tho..

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What outer-glowy thing? :/

The stroke around it?

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cell-shaded as in what?

is that how the render is? it looks like you took the outline of hte render then filled it in or something, could you post the original render?

nice art. i personally like the cel-shaded style of the render.
2 suggestions tho:
1. 1 pixel black border
2. make the glowy thing a goldish color similar to that of the render

Well, it is the original render, i&#39;ve brushed some on it tho.

http://peksa.tx-shells.net/render2.png

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cool u have nice fantasy :)

lol @zekayem :P

its really nice,, but just 1 Q,, what does that code do ?

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Originally posted by Mohammed@Apr 12 2005, 04:08 PM
lol @zekayem :P

its really nice,, but just 1 Q,, what does that code do ?

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well, it&#39;s just a function

absolute (since abs(); is too short)

abs stands for absolute, and it does what it says..

abs(30); will return 30.

abs(-30); will also return 30

abs(-5); will return 5, and so on..

So, abs(); (or absolute();) will make any negative number into the corresponding positive number.

:)