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3 Dimensional Chat / Cool animated gif Head modeling Tutorial (Wings3D)

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actarus
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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 17:09
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PS:This isn't by me,obviously and I recommend looking at the whole site





This is the rest of the list(from www.wings3d.org)

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MikeS
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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 21:12
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Wow!
This is just what I've needed.
As you can tell if you look at my 3d model that I recently put in, I couldn't even do a good face, so I did a mask.
(it saved some poly's though.)

I'm definitly giving this a run through.



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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 21:18
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If you need help try to figure what tool was used for an operation just ask me(supplying the number of the frame would be recommendable though)

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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 21:22
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Thank you for your help, I'll post here if I have any trouble, but should be able to pick it up after some experimenting.



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Shadow Robert
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interesting... normally i shape the eye sockets around a token eyeball

though the entire way he did the head is a little weird to me - my usual way is a side polygon with the major features cut, pull out the shape inwards to the face the do finalise cuts

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Posted: 19th Jun 2003 15:05
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FOr my part I'd usually cut a circle and Inset the face but I think on that one that he beveled points.

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Posted: 19th Jun 2003 17:37
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More angifs.

http://maxrovat.sns.hu/subdiv/gifs.htm

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Neato, that's a lot like how I do it in 3D Canvas Pro for bodies and stuff.

For faces and heads though, I use the Surface Tool with front/side views and start shaping profiles in both axes and then refining the final details afterwards. I'm not sure what the Wings3D equivalent to that is.

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Posted: 20th Jun 2003 11:12
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actarus>>>
all the tutos on http://maxrovat.sns.hu/subdiv/gifs.htm are for wings3D?
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Arras:No but there's alot of stuff to learn from them and some,like the Yoda head tutorial,are made in Mirai which Wings3D is the equivalent to.

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Posted: 20th Jun 2003 15:57 Edited at: 20th Jun 2003 15:57
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Just don't expect to be able to add detail as fast as with with wings (you're using milkshape right?)

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dont worry...

Milkshape is not all I use bye the way...

Yoda tutorial can be found also at www.fineart.sk in normal form with comments...good to see both...

...and I will probably give a look to Wings3D when I have some time...if you propagate it so much
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Posted: 20th Jun 2003 17:58 Edited at: 20th Jun 2003 17:58
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I do?

Yes,the Mirai Yoda tutorial is good but the Jeanne D'arc one is more recomendable for it's a complete character tutorial and applyiable in many software,I mean,if you hang a bit around CGTalk.com,you'll see Michel Roger à l'Oeuvre

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