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3 Dimensional Chat / some more of my models

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Agus
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Posted: 22nd Nov 2012 15:55
here's more, a pterodactil

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Posted: 22nd Nov 2012 15:57
an engine

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a castle

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a face

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Posted: 22nd Nov 2012 15:59
some plants

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MrValentine
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Posted: 22nd Nov 2012 17:48
Sculptris?

bobochobo
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Posted: 23rd Nov 2012 00:18
You seem to have made quite a few models, why don't you concentrate on making one to the best of your ability?

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Van B
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Posted: 23rd Nov 2012 11:12
Why not make a model that you can use in a game

Like instead of sculpting, make a polygon based model - it's a completely different skillset but ultimately it's a lot more useful than sculpting.

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Quik
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Posted: 23rd Nov 2012 22:43
Not to mention it teaches you how polygons work - I started off with Milkshape 3d, which IMO is <the best> starting software for modelling - because of the fact that you pretty much create all the polygons by hand - ofc there is extrude etc, but it can be very helpful - to place out verts, connect them and all that - to learn how polygons work, how they interact with each other and all that.



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Wolf
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Posted: 24th Nov 2012 14:46
Quote: "because of the fact that you pretty much create all the polygons by hand"


I rarely do that and I use milkshape too, but your point is still valid.

@Agus: your sculpts seem nice and in the end its about whats most fun for you, but learning how to model in traditional software usually comes before sculpting. This might be a biased point of view though as I model for videogames only.

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Posted: 24th Nov 2012 16:25
Wolf: once you get around you do not do that very much no, but once I started out - it was the way to go, most tutorials showed that workflow



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