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3 Dimensional Chat / Trooper Model

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faxmaster
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Posted: 17th Apr 2004 06:53 Edited at: 17th Apr 2004 06:53
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Heres a model I worked up for the game my team is working on. He's a bit high poly, and I have a deep fear that he'll jump over 1000 with his gun, but I should be able to kill some unnecisary polys.
Anyway:

And here's the final concept for him I drew:

I'll have the textured model and all that fun stuff once I get him unwraped and our texturer has a chance to make one. Any crits?
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wbarrett 26
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WOW, i cant wait to see some textures. And 1000 polys is not too much. I think the level of detail is representative of any quality game.

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zircher
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I can see a few spots where the background is showing through. A little attention to detail in those areas would be good. Perhaps turning some polys and double facing others. Don't double face the whole model, that would be a waste.

Otherwise, pretty good stuff.
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faxmaster
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Posted: 17th Apr 2004 08:09 Edited at: 17th Apr 2004 08:10
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zircher- i don't think thats a problem actually- I saw those gaps but this guy will be far away on the screen (by which i mean top down veiw) and I'm going for as few polys a possiable. I'll see what I can do though- he does look a bit sloppy in those areas.
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code master
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can i downlaod

dbc 1.13 non enhanced oh and im 11 didnt know that did ya?
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faxmaster
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Posted: 26th May 2004 06:27 Edited at: 26th May 2004 06:30
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Its been a while, but here's an update anyway:




Ingame size (About)


A wmv of his animation:
http://www.frostyle.com/media/short_videos/anim.wmv

Go to [href]http://darkbasic.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=31887&b=8[href] for more models and such, but give me some crits here.
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Fallout
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Smoking the imaginary cigarette.

Nice fast server. Took 8 seconds to get that WMV!

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thinkdigital
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Hey, not bad. He looks pretty good.


Good job.

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LordoFire
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Posted: 6th Jun 2004 09:53
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awsome job! Great model and textures! I also love the nice, smooth animation. Well done...

When it comes to programing, I'm on fire!
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Ninja Matt
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He's pretty good, if a little dark!

One thing I would say, though, is perhaps take a few more details from your sketch to liven him up a bit, like the little arrows on his legs or the writing on his chest and helmet.

Also, adding some scratches to the edges of the armour would go a long way towards breaking up the camoflague pattern and highlighting the angles of the armour, as well as making it look more metallic. If you're a bit lost with where to start, I can try to explain how I make my shoddy-looking scratches!

Otherwise, the model itself's very good!
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faxmaster
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Posted: 18th Jun 2004 08:48
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Actually, we were having trouble with scratches. Any help you could give us in that area would be greatly apreciated. I'd tell you to e-mail me, but I haven't checked my e-mail in about, uh... months. So just post it here.

And the skin isn't done either, but I suppose that's obvious.

Thanks!
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