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3 Dimensional Chat / BMW 323i

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BOC4J
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Posted: 12th Dec 2002 11:19
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check out my latest model, i ought to finish it tonight all below 5000 polys

http://www.geocities.com/boc4j/Cars/BMW_323i/BMW_323i.html
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pathfinder
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Posted: 12th Dec 2002 13:57
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Very nice start into producing a car. Ive done a few cars and I really know how hard they are to produce, so very good work. Theres quite a few errors on the body work, but they are plainly in view and iam sure your awhere of them. Keep going at it, I usually use spline patching. Try it if you havent tried it yet. Good to see that your not sticking to just low-poly stuff.

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BOC4J
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Posted: 13th Dec 2002 13:00
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click on the link again and see the model finished with about 4600 polys

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pathfinder
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Posted: 13th Dec 2002 13:01
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much better mate, well done

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BOC4J
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Posted: 13th Dec 2002 13:10
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cheers

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pathfinder
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you tried plonking it into darkbasic yet? maybe have a random map to drive your models around in

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Shadow Robert
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Posted: 13th Dec 2002 14:13
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it has that VRML feel about it ... cause alot of VRML artists don't bother with textures or unstandard shading angles to make smaller files.

At 4,600 you could reproduce this with basic cartoon style textures get the same feel but allow you to shade properly.
That aside, you really do need to learn to use Shade Groups. Models that just go for a standard/unified angle tend to looks kinda weird - like this one is obviously 60° or more which gives it that stretched looks (my bet would be on a single 90° group)

The shape is relatively good for the most part, some inconsistancies - a few mesh's that should be snapped to vertex havn't been making it look messy. But a good effort.

Anata aru kowagaru no watashi!
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BOC4J
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Posted: 13th Dec 2002 14:21
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thanks for comments.

i have slaped it into dbp, it looses its shiny look but i am thinking of sphere mapping it. i also have to ghost the windows

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pathfinder
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Posted: 13th Dec 2002 16:25
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nice

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Dennuz666
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I like it! But for all those face it looks a bit 'flat'. Maybe a nice texture from photograps will help?
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