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Docking Manoeuvres

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This was an entry for a CGSociety contest in 2007. I used Wings and Maya for modelling, Darktree Textures and Photoshop for texturing, Maya again for scene setup and lighting, and 3Delight for rendering. Some custom shaders were written using Windows Notepad and previsualized with Aqsis.

Image copyright © 2007 Vikram K. Mulligan. This image is not in the public domain. You may not use it for any purpose without the explicit consent of the copyright holder.

Update: Voltz115 asked about seeing a wireframe of this scene, to get a sense of what was done with geometry and what was done with shaders. A screen-grab from Maya is now available here.
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While I understand the problems related to copyright infringements against pieces shown in places such as this, I always find if a little sad when I see someone go over the other end of the spectrum; try as you might, there is nothing that will take away fair use rights from anyone, and it is very important that people are able to use images such as this for their research, teaching or study (especially when said study is private).

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