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FPSC Classic Models and Media / FREE Fantasy Hands from bond1

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bond1
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Posted: 20th Aug 2009 16:30
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When I was in college in the late 90's, Goldeneye was the BIG game, and it was the username I used for my campus email address. Bond was already taken, so of course I had to be bond1.

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Priske
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Posted: 22nd Aug 2009 02:12
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bond, may I ask why you don't go pro? you could be working for big names right now. Why stay on these forums doing indie work?

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General Jackson
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Posted: 23rd Aug 2009 05:02
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Yeah! i am going to make some swords now!

He stood like a stone wall, not only in battle, but also for the Lord
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knxrb
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Posted: 6th Sep 2009 21:09 Edited at: 6th Sep 2009 21:10
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Quote: "Also, what's up with knxrb's name?"

My name is an abbreviation of my full name; Robert Knox
Robert = rb
Knox = knx

And if my full name cannot be posted on the forums for whatever reason then a mod can edit this post

knxrb

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ozzi mad boy
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Posted: 6th Sep 2009 21:18
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wasnt robert knox an actor in a harry potter film who was killed infront of a bar in england?


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TYVM Bond1, it now looks like ima make some more swords and axes now

http://www.afrokid-fps.co.nr
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knxrb
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Posted: 6th Sep 2009 22:00
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Lol, yes there is that Robert Knox but it's not me

knxrb

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bond1
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Posted: 7th Sep 2009 01:21 Edited at: 7th Sep 2009 01:31
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Quote: "bond, may I ask why you don't go pro? you could be working for big names right now. Why stay on these forums doing indie work?"



Thank you for the compliment! However.....

I get paid for the work I do, so by definition I am a professional. People assume working for a big, well known game company is somehow the only legitimate professional job.

You see, working for a big, monolithic company like EA means being told what to do, and having absolutely no creative control in most cases. Hardly the "dream" job IMO. Working freelance, and doing jobs for TGC, means I can work when I want, I have almost full creative control, and I get to do a wide variety of work. From modeling to texturing to animation - instead of being relegated to one specific task. Trust me, TGC is a great company to work for, and keeps this fun. I turned pro the minute I started getting a paycheck for the work I do.

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Darkowen
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Posted: 7th Sep 2009 16:55 Edited at: 7th Sep 2009 16:57
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Awesome I got my first pay check from TGC Today!! Now I will probably spend it on more TGC products....!!! Very Smart TGC! lol

Edit: Hey bond1 are you taking on any Apprentices!! If not , You should create a Tutorial Dvd on how you create your really great detailed Models and animations. Step by step guide. I'd pay alot of money for that!


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Errant AI
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Posted: 7th Sep 2009 19:20
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Quote: "You see, working for a big, monolithic company like EA means being told what to do, and having absolutely no creative control in most cases. Hardly the "dream" job IMO. Working freelance, and doing jobs for TGC, means I can work when I want, I have almost full creative control, and I get to do a wide variety of work. From modeling to texturing to animation - instead of being relegated to one specific task. Trust me, TGC is a great company to work for, and keeps this fun. I turned pro the minute I started getting a paycheck for the work I do."


Bingo!

Plus they send you a Christmas card and you get to keep your copyrights

When I worked in the industry I came to the sad conclusion that I would never have a job 1/2 as cool as the one my non-industry friends thought I already had.
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Toasty Fresh
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Posted: 8th Sep 2009 01:21
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So, are these arms positioned ready to animate, or do I have to turn them around or something?

I want to make a couple of new guns, and a new set of modernday hands (lewis' texture) will be great for them.
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Mr Bigglesworth
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I have been animating a new sword, but it isn't in FPSC ready quite yet, I need to improve the anims just a little.
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Aaagreen
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Posted: 8th Sep 2009 21:46
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I look forward to seeing the WIP Mr Bigglesworth... *raises pinky to mouth*


http://www.moddb.com/mods/torn
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Conjured Entertainment
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Posted: 9th Sep 2009 22:14
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Quote: "Edit: Hey bond1 are you taking on any Apprentices!! If not , You should create a Tutorial Dvd on how you create your really great detailed Models and animations. Step by step guide. I'd pay alot of money for that!"

Yeah

Quote: "Excellent re-texture Lewis!"

Yeah

Quote: "I am a professional."

Yeah

Wow, I'm feeling really positive now, thanks Bond.
But seriously, thanks for the X file!

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crumbaker
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bond I was wondering if you could tell me how you created(or at least what program/programs) you used to create this weapon effect?
Not the weapon itself just what it fires out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fv-AUmE5Px4&NR=1
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bond1
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Posted: 10th Sep 2009 10:11
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Ahh the demon sceptre, one of my favorites!

The beam that shoots is just a V-shaped polygon hidden inside the sceptre, with two bones rigged to it: One bone anchors the beam inside the sceptre, and the other bone is animated to shoot the beam out. Modeled and animated with 3ds max.

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Sonny
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Posted: 14th Sep 2009 00:41 Edited at: 14th Sep 2009 00:42
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Amazing work, Bond! Your hands are very helpful and very high detailed. Made some scene without any finger posing




But, a great tutorial how to animate weapons with max would be awesome

PS: Have you got MSN?

If my language is weird or just mysterious, please bear with me! I'm a german and... maybe my english isn't as good as yours
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