#90s cgi

[killbent]

Some 90s CGI-inspired renders of an Angel Gabby model I made recently!

[laurabsantiago]

WARNING!

You have alerted the Silicon Graphics Carbuncle! Be careful...

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[arconinternet]

Eastern Mind II: Middle Heaven Chu-Teng (Windows, Osamu Sato & OutSide Directors Company, 1995)

The formerly-lost-media sequel. You can download it here, or download it (with a fan-made English translation) packaged to run on modern versions of Windows here.

[geocitiesephemera]

Eyewitness Series II by DK Vision (1996)

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[bryce-bucher]

I've been feeling p sick this last week, which for some reason means that my brain really really wanted me to do nothing but focus on creating this render. I created as a means to get better at using Alias Poweranimator 9.0 because I eventually hope to use this program to make environments for games. I am really happy with the process of making this render, and I feel like I learned a whole lot! It's definitely the most detailed thing I've made in any of these old 3d programs so far, and it's given me a lot of confidence that I can pull some cool stuff off. I'm considering making some kinda video documenting some nurbs modeling techniques I learned since this kinda modeling is super dead and there is very little documentation on how they were doin it in the 90s. Lmk if that is something anyone would be interested in. (UPDATE: I did it: https://youtu.be/G8NmDeGIXZE) The only thing blocking me rn is annoying bugs that come up when running this on modern hardware, and the fact that I'm currently having issues getting it cracked on my windows xp machine. Anyway, here are some behind the scenes photos and variants of the wallpaper:

Here is what the wireframe looks like in tha program

Here is my initial sketch alongside some theory crafting sketching on how to model certain shapes. Making stuff with nurbs is super fun because everything feels like some kinda open-ended puzzle lol.

Here are a couple wallpaper variants I made with some color adjustments meant to test how they would look in printing. Modus Interactive and I figured this kinda thing is what gives a lot of 90s renders those distinct colors.

Here are some 4:3 crops for all of you out there who know what is good and true in this world.

Here are a couple high contrast ones as a treat.

Last but not least, here is just a buncha random behind the scenes screenshots:

Thank u for checkin this out I spent a lotta time on it and had a good time yippe wahoo

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[videoreligion]

Zombie Cult Massacre (1998)

[organical-mechanical]

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[laurabsantiago]

Available now at your local dollar store

[killbent]

Revenge for @ng5132!

[arconinternet]

The Day the World Broke (Windows, Houghton Mifflin Interactive, 1997)

You can download it here, or download it packaged to run on modern versions of Windows here.

Edit: added missing links.

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CGI women haunting my dreams

[sirfowlman]

Moebius' failed attempt to create the first feature-length CG animated film.

The late & great comic book artist Jean Giraud/Moebius of The Incal, Arzach, & Blueberry fame partnered with animation company VideoSystem to create a CG animated film called Starwatcher in the early 90s. A short film was created to pitch it to film studios & investors. Had it been picked up, it could've been the first feature-length CGI film.

I found a YT upload of a segment in HD & a Vimeo upload of the entire short film, but it's sadly in a lower quality.