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FPSC Classic Models and Media / My Monster..so far

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OzzyZigg
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Posted: 15th Jul 2008 05:10
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Hey,


This is my first model using Milkshape 3d, I'm still very bad at it. I am still not sure how to turn the cylinders for its legs and arms. I also don't know how to sculpt it yet, so right now it looks pretty basic, but, here it is.


How is it?

-Ozzy

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TeMpLaR1
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Posted: 15th Jul 2008 05:14
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You need to post your screenshots in .jpg format.

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AaronG
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Hey Templar, nice sig but that's HUGE. I mean it might be in the requirements, but dangggg. lol.


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some kid
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Posted: 15th Jul 2008 06:15
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dude, all you have to show is the skeleton.

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Flatlander
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Posted: 15th Jul 2008 07:12 Edited at: 15th Jul 2008 07:14
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@OzzyZigg: I provided a JPeG for ya. Feeling generous tonight. Did something for some kid too. Ooops hold on I uploaded the wrong file.

Got it! Here's the jpeg.

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lazerus
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is it animated?
well is the animatioin working?

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TeMpLaR1
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Quote: "Hey Templar, nice sig but that's HUGE. I mean it might be in the requirements, but dangggg. lol."


I like to stand out in the crowd.

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OzzyZigg
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Posted: 15th Jul 2008 15:49
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F l a t l a n d e r, Thanks for the JPeg.

No, sadly, it is not animated yet. I am still just getting the hang of it.

-Ozzy
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5867Dude
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@TeMpLaR1
Max sig size 600x120
Your sig is 500x200

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Adriano jones
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Posted: 15th Jul 2008 19:34
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looks not bad, i guess.

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OzzyZigg
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Posted: 16th Jul 2008 03:38
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Here it is again... looking even worse...

How can I sculpt it so it isn't so...square?

Since I am a beginer, I still don't know how that works.

-Ozzy

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some kid
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Posted: 16th Jul 2008 07:23
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well you have a good start but.......

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General powell11
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that is pretty good for a beginner

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Cyborg ART
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Posted: 16th Jul 2008 13:27
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It looks good but I bet its to high poly. click tools/model information and see how many triangles it has. If way more than 4000 its really high poly.

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Noob101
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dude milkshape isnt right the way your using it.....you dont just make things out of the shapes they give you..if you really want a good tutorial, i'd be glad to give you a self tutorial to explain the basics and how to use it and anything you want to know.

Just e-mail me if your interested, i'd be glad to help.

NoOoOoB
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OzzyZigg
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Thanks for the complements!

The poly count is a little over 8600.

How can I lower it?

-Ozzy
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Aaagreen
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Posted: 16th Jul 2008 20:47
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Well, you could use cylinders with less detail, and try extruding faces insted of making hundreds of cylinders.

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