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FPSC Classic Models and Media / horror creature design

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Mazz426
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Posted: 8th Jun 2008 12:20
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heres a horror creature that im going to model in blender but im not to good at animating. so could someone please animate this for me. (when i make it in blender)

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Aaagreen
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Dont make it too high-poly. 3000 polies will do.

Please check out my WWII Media Pack 1 FPSC thread... http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=131014&b=3&p=0
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Mazz426
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Posted: 8th Jun 2008 12:26
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ok but how do i check the poly count in blender
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Mazz426
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Posted: 8th Jun 2008 12:56
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ok here is a rogh start tell me wat you think
i also have this in a 3ds file if anyone is willing to animate it for me.

thanks

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lazerus
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nice sketch

love the texturing
oil pastel, love the stuff

i normally use water color or drawing ink

cant wait to see it


i am proof
there is no god
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Mazz426
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Posted: 8th Jun 2008 13:29
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thanks glad you like it
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Peter gee
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wow it's looking good

computer cookies are not tasty i found that out the hard way

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Kerrby
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What program do you use to animate?
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Aaagreen
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Posted: 8th Jun 2008 16:39
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He doesnt.

Quote: " also have this in a 3ds file if anyone is willing to animate it for me."


Please check out my WWII Media Pack 1 FPSC thread... http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=131014&b=3&p=0
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Kerrby
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Sorry I worded that wrong.

What animating tool CAN I use?
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Aaagreen
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Well, you could use Milkshape, but for the people with nice BIIIG budgets I suggest 3DS Max.

Please check out my WWII Media Pack 1 FPSC thread... http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=131014&b=3&p=0
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Kerrby
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I'm using CB Model Pro atm and have my image but I need an animating program supporting that.
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Quote: "CB Model Pro atm"

*sigh*


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Indeed...

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Could it be perhaps that...oh shock horror... he doesn't have the funds for anything else...?

I use it - admittedly, its a pain in the backside, and i'd be better off using a higher powered program, but don't have the time, or space on my hardrive, to track and down.
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Quote: "*sigh*"


I'm sorry that I have no money atm and can't afford good modelling programs.

Sorry, please accept it.
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Daniel wright 2311
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Posted: 9th Jun 2008 03:25 Edited at: 9th Jun 2008 03:26
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ok im in this one, milkshape, 25$, 3ds max, 2500, thats the lowest ive found it at, cb model pro, free, works just as well as all of them.

oh sorry blender, free, works well just like the rest of them

Dsw
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Daniel wright 2311
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and Mazz426 if you can make whats in the pict, ill animate him for you for free and for fun.

Dsw
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erm,I got 3dsMax not just for modeling but for the thousand other features its got in fact I got it long before I got into game design and for business purposes, I see absolutely no reason to buy such a hefty program for modeling alone, especially if a beginner, its got an incredibly steep learning curve, go for the lower priced modeling packages or even the free ones. Once your advanced enough you MAY want to consider max.
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Mazz426
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that would be great daniel wright 2311 im still working on it but ill tell you when its done.


by the way blender is what i use and its completely free. its really good for modeling and easy to use for any beginers.
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Quote: "erm,I got 3dsMax not just for modeling but for the thousand other features its got in fact I got it long before I got into game design and for business purposes, I see absolutely no reason to buy such a hefty program for modeling alone, especially if a beginner, its got an incredibly steep learning curve, go for the lower priced modeling packages or even the free ones. Once your advanced enough you MAY want to consider max."

Agreed, i got max for all of them reasons aswell, alhtough im not advance, yet just beggining to do advance lofting with objects.
(Also I like making monitors, dont know why? there fun.)


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I thought max was pretty easy to learn I started with max 5, I use max 9 now but the tutorials make learning it go fast.
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Lol, I started with Max2 and I still have to look at the manual.
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good drawing

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Mazz426
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ok heres the final outcome ive removed the blade arm and added a few new things and if daniel wright still wants to animate it it would be brilliat pls post a reply.

heres a screenie

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Hmm..your monster reminds me of Lovecraft creature: nyarlathotep
Good work

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Mazz426
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Posted: 24th Jun 2008 19:10
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thanks but again if anone could animate this for me it would be great as im not to good at animating.

also how can i save textures with a figure in blender.
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You're improving. The small changes do go a long way and I think I can learn a lesson or two from you since it tends to be difficult for me to keep my models simple (a real disciplinary issue).

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think the textures transfer from Blender through an .x file. Plan A: I tried a similar technique on Cinema 4d and I ended up with an error. Plan B: I exported the .x file and used Lithium Unwrap. It worked. Save the texture as a .tga or .dds, load it up in your modeling program (to preview), and you should be well on your way to completion.

If you want to actually assign the texture onto your .fpe file, I'd use the entity creator provided by this site and load it manually. I hope my two-cents have given you an idea.

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Posted: 24th Jun 2008 22:39
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thanks they have.
but i cant find this entity creator on this website
is it the one in the forums because that one never works for me
advise please
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