Official 3D art thread - Warband
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Cruor_Volt
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rinoz said:that orc from before. textures super wip
Good anatomy.
Pecs can use some fixing, and so does his crotch.
SacredStoneHead said:
Agreed.
For veins:
Try separating the object (select in object mode, right click, and then separate) and then hide your main helm and see if you are left with the extra polygons, if you are then you can delete.Reyne said:new mesh for my dragonstone helmet
I have some problems with useless tiny faces stucked between the outside and the inside faces of the helm, and I can't access them since zoom in wings is not very precise. Any advice to delete them ?
Also what do you mean zoom is not very precise? Do you use the aim function (recenters the camera) in wings? It may help you out, infact I dont see how you could model without it (I have it hotkeyed)
La Grandmaster said:Try separating the object (select in object mode, right click, and then separate) and then hide your main helm and see if you are left with the extra polygons, if you are then you can delete.Reyne said:new mesh for my dragonstone helmet
I have some problems with useless tiny faces stucked between the outside and the inside faces of the helm, and I can't access them since zoom in wings is not very precise. Any advice to delete them ?
Also what do you mean zoom is not very precise? Do you use the aim function (recenters the camera) in wings? It may help you out, infact I dont see how you could model without it (I have it hotkeyed)
select face vertex or object or few of thems "shift+A" and your camera will get it as a center object about with it is going to rotate
use "alt+zoom" if you want to zoom more than simple it allows you
I was not aware of alt zoom, very useful thanks
rgcotl said:La Grandmaster said:Try separating the object (select in object mode, right click, and then separate) and then hide your main helm and see if you are left with the extra polygons, if you are then you can delete.Reyne said:new mesh for my dragonstone helmet
I have some problems with useless tiny faces stucked between the outside and the inside faces of the helm, and I can't access them since zoom in wings is not very precise. Any advice to delete them ?
Also what do you mean zoom is not very precise? Do you use the aim function (recenters the camera) in wings? It may help you out, infact I dont see how you could model without it (I have it hotkeyed)
select face vertex or object or few of thems "shift+A" and your camera will get it as a center object about with it is going to rotate
use "alt+zoom" if you want to zoom more than simple it allows you
My issue probably came from the fact that I use sketch up camera. I use the alt-zoom but the view made a cross section of the helmet.
Thanks for the answers.
I know it isn't in good shape because of the poor skeleton I had to make from toothpicks, but I hope you like it.
Nice proportions, but he could do with a beard. 
Actually his beard was looking better before I add armour on his chest and fur on his back. But you are right.Meevar the Mighty said:Nice proportions, but he could do with a beard.
Time for another round of my crappy low poly models!. This time it's some random tank design that I came up with this morning. It's supposed to be an amalgamation of British and French WW1 - interwar tanks (chassis of a renault FT, turret of a cruiser and the mud chute/tread guard of a Matilda II), I've still yet to add tracks so once I've done that I'll start adding all the other tank goodies.
CT-12 Tank
EDIT: Tracks, wheels and guide rollers added, just need to add the suspension bogies now.
CT-12 Tank
EDIT: Tracks, wheels and guide rollers added, just need to add the suspension bogies now.
Oliver Qvist
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This is my first attempt on texuring a model from scratch. I have only made the basic fabric and recently finished my kneecaps, alltough I would like some feedback on them before I go any further. I'm pretty happy over the kneecaps because I made all the textures by hand aswell as the fabric. I personally think the kneecaps don't really pop, it doesn't look like they're 3D, but you know if you don't stare at them too long they actually don't look so bad. 
I saw the seem now on the leather strap on his right leg, I might put the "belt lock" (don't know what it's called, not even in my native language) there to cover up the seem or do the easy thing and blend the seem with the smudge tool, I use Gimp by the way. I also practiced on doing cloth folds, wich I succesfully made but then I realised that the straps would be covering the folds on the back of the legs.
Update (moved the kneecaps down a bit):
From distance:
By the way @Reyne, that is awesome... mad respect! I'll be as good as that someday.
@Volkonski That is a very nice design, I find it hard to make low poly models to be honest, I think it's and art itself to be able to make low poly models. If I make a sword, and I look at someone elses sword, I have twice as many polys as the other sword, and the other sword still looks better then mine. I think a lot of it depends on who is the better texturer in the end.
I saw the seem now on the leather strap on his right leg, I might put the "belt lock" (don't know what it's called, not even in my native language) there to cover up the seem or do the easy thing and blend the seem with the smudge tool, I use Gimp by the way. I also practiced on doing cloth folds, wich I succesfully made but then I realised that the straps would be covering the folds on the back of the legs.
Update (moved the kneecaps down a bit):
By the way @Reyne, that is awesome... mad respect! I'll be as good as that someday.
@Volkonski That is a very nice design, I find it hard to make low poly models to be honest, I think it's and art itself to be able to make low poly models. If I make a sword, and I look at someone elses sword, I have twice as many polys as the other sword, and the other sword still looks better then mine. I think a lot of it depends on who is the better texturer in the end.
