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3 Dimensional Chat / My first 3d house

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Siege Delux
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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 11:46 Edited at: 18th Jun 2003 11:47
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Yea, made a house in 3d, with 3d studio max 3.1.

Here is the pic:





I also made the house from inside!

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arras
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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 12:05
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Siege Delux...your house is quit nice...but learn to work with jpg format...your pictures take ours to load
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Soyuz
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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 14:06
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Sorry couldn't be arsed waiting for your picture to load (and I got ADSL!)- im sure it's very nice though! What is it, like 3000x5000 pixels or something?
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actarus
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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 14:23
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No but they are BMP's....Bad.

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Rellik
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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 15:08 Edited at: 18th Jun 2003 15:08
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Hey, I actually left the window open long enough to load, so I might as well respond.

I'm not an expert, but those look relatively good. Seems to me it needs some cleaning up, and some detail, but right now it doesn't look bad. It should be way better once it's textured, being a house.
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Soyuz
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lol hey I left the window open for about five minutes without realising and up popped the house!

It's a good start but it looks like your chimney is made up of loads of tiny faces - I can see what looks like thin cracks between these faces.

I think your bush could actually be made from a sphere - it looks like the bush is made of three flat 8 sided polygons - that's 18 faces, you could actually make a decent solid bush shape with 18 faces instead of using those flat faces.

The windows also seem a little odd but I guess once it's textured they make look fine.

Keep it up - look forward to more screenshots so I can use up the world's bandwidth supplies!!!!
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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 17:21 Edited at: 18th Jun 2003 17:21
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Well I left the window up so it can load, pretty nice house. Slap a texture on there and it could look a lot better.

I think the chimney is a bit out of proportion

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Hamish McHaggis
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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 19:56
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This is good for an early modelling attempt. You have the shape right, and the windows and doors look good apart from the fact that they are filled in. Maybe you want to hollow them out, or are you going to deal with that in the texture?

Bush needs to look more realistic as said above. Keep modelling and practice makes perfect.

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haXor
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lol it took it about 10 min, but i got there eventualy. Cool house, about the only things i acn model are swords, trees, and houses, so rock on. lol

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Posted: 19th Jun 2003 01:00
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Wow, that's pretty good.

Maybe you could add a little porch in the front or something.
It'd only add a few polygons.



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Shadow Robert
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thats the first time in weeks i've actually had to wait for a picture to load ... i'd suggest next time you save as a compressed jpg - 2.0mb for a picture is a little much don't ya think?


the house is interesting... however i'd strongly suggest that what you do to start with are the outlines of what your making, once you have the basic shape out of the way you can then use the cut and extrude tool to add detail.

modeling comes downto a single rule, "never waste a move" ... it means if you model looks oki with a box then there is no point in making it a box with little details for the bricks, let the texture take on that job

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spooky
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Posted: 19th Jun 2003 18:23
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For those people not wanting to download 2 megs of pictures, here's a jpeg of it:



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actarus
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Posted: 19th Jun 2003 18:46
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They may be only 2 megs but the host is quite low too.

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Blanka
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Posted: 20th Jun 2003 01:41
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yeah, i waited for it to load THEN i saw the jpg below it
doh!

anyway, nice work, looks alright to me, except the chimley, that looks about 4x as big as it should be

Keep up the good work!
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arras
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Posted: 20th Jun 2003 11:16
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Quote: "except the chimley, that looks about 4x as big as it should be
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May be it is distilery... :-s
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Posted: 20th Jun 2003 11:35
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tsk...tsk... moonshining eh

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Posted: 26th Jun 2003 19:58
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Hi, i got a BIG prob a rely friggen prob. The prob is i dont know HOW to texture in 3d studio max (3.1 releas) to be exact.

How do you do this?

I know where the menu is etc but the only thing i can texture with is plain colors like red, black, blue, yellow and so on, With reflection and much much more!

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