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djmaster
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Posted: 12th Aug 2009 13:27
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Looks pretty nice.

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ive been playing with an old model i made take a look & see what you think ?







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i think you should stop stealing stuff then taking pics of it and start learning to model seriously, that's how good i think your models are.

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Only one thing, i would kill some of that light of the horse, especially on the back area, just seems to much like a pasted texture, just to get rid of the artificial lighting look.

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Wow nice model! The tail you could just clump a few faces and use some alpha mapping to make it look like individual pieces of hair, and it would be nice if you added a mane across the back of the neck
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what you planning on making next?

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Posted: 2nd Sep 2009 00:22
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Quote: "what you planning on making next?"


just started a new model a tonight ,its going to be a sci-fi style gun (im crap at guns )its to early to show any renders yet will see how far i get & maybe post some tomorrow.

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Posted: 2nd Sep 2009 05:37 Edited at: 8th Nov 2009 17:27
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Quote: "im crap at guns "
What, is it the modeling or texturing? Sci-Fi guns are always complicated with many things about them
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Posted: 2nd Sep 2009 21:14
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rifle so far





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For the horse, I would straighten the top bit from its ears to the tip of the nose:

And maybe make the head and neck a bit smaller. Seems a bit out of proportion to the body.

As far as the texture... Superb as everything else I have seen from you! The rifle is a neat design! Can't wait to see it textured as well!

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Posted: 3rd Sep 2009 01:25
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Hmm... looks like you're making a sci-fi P90 . Nice job
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amazing model, as allways!

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Posted: 4th Sep 2009 01:56
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heres a small update to the sci-fi rifle model





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Posted: 4th Sep 2009 02:08 Edited at: 4th Sep 2009 02:09
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Dang, can't wait till it's textured! Looks cool . And I stand by what I said, definantly looks like a sci fi P90.
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even better!

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Posted: 4th Sep 2009 15:00
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henry ham always amazes me how you make a not very complicated model look complicated when textured.

makes me wonder how amazing you could make a cube when textured.

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Posted: 4th Sep 2009 18:29
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Quote: "definantly looks like a sci fi P90"

sort of yeh but its based on the fs2000

HowDo /thanks mate i may try that one day lol

todays update





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Looks nice, but the barrel looks a bit long (making it look a bit weak...).

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I don't think so, put a scope on it, and you've sot yourself an awesome looking sniper rifle...

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Quote: "its based on the fs2000"
Oh yeah, forgot about that gun. I remember reading somewhere that the trigger (and I think safety) mechanisms were copied from the P90. And their names both start with FN. Though, I personally think a P90 is better, more ammo in the cartidge, quick shooting, even made to be stronger against body armour. The weird thing that one would think is that the P90 was made in the late 80's, and the FS2000 at the turn of the new mellenia. But seeing as your making a sci fi gun, what I said really doesn't matter. And I kinda agree with tjaabee, the barrel just looks a bit too long, unless like CoffeeGrunt said, it would make an awesome sniper rifle.
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Very nice work.


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Geez. Do you like get payed 5 billion dollars per modelto make those. You should seriously put them in a game and get a pro to write the script for you.; The game would kick butt!


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WAIT A MINUTE! where's the ammo go?
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Quote: "WAIT A MINUTE! where's the ammo go?"

lol give me time to finish it ! its still only a wip got to build the mag next.

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Posted: 5th Sep 2009 14:10
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Looks nice,could use slightly less polys but its still good.

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the high poly has a lot and i mean a LOT of unneccesary polys =P mesh itself looks good^^


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Posted: 5th Sep 2009 14:55
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the high poly mesh is for making the normal map for the low poly model


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Me want
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henry you have a Ngon on your the barrel of the gun. just curios how do you make a normal map that way(do you know of a tutorial or anything?)

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Quote: "just curios how do you make a normal map that way(do you know of a tutorial or anything?)"


Google is your friend, it depends on your 3d app. In Max and Maya you have tools for baking the maps from hi-poly to lo-poly meshes, but I'd guess you'd have to use something like xNormal or Crazybump for other packages with less functions...

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ok thanks.(yea its just something i asked as a spur of the moment thing)

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No problems, sorry for hijacking your thread henry.
Keep those models coming!

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I'm still amazed and just wondering... How do you texture the objects so neatly, and could you make a tutorial or just a quick tell how to make that so neatly, Because when i do it tey are just absolutely disgusting.


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So for the low poly, have you got rid of the unnecessary loops? Looking pretty neat so far.

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the loops are so he can get a normal map. he probably duplicated the model and added smoothing to do it.

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The best idea would be to optimise the low poly, then uv map it, then add more loops and poly's to the high poly afterwards.

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...the reason i said duplicate it is becasue then he wouldn't have to worry about un-smoothing it. he could just continue on with textureing it.

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I just visited your website and was amazed... I mean just looking at the free stuff (which you should really charge for)I liked it. Hope you keep modeling Henry Ham

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i also went there and noticed he had a fem texture tutorials.

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i use 3ds max for my modeling so if i want to make a normal map for my model i build a low poly model unwrap it then build a high poly model,lay one ontop of the other then use projection mapping to bake the normal map down to the low poly mesh,this is then cleaned up in ps/cs2.

some people build the high poly model first before starting the low poly its really down to finding the best way for you.

anayar/ thanks mate glad you like it
also thanks for the guestbook post over 9000 veiws & only 15 people have signed.

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henry... I am a big fan now. I am working on a simple sci-fi water assoult ship, and i need to know wether you texture seperate parts to make it more detailed or the whole thing at one?


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Terrestrial Productions/im not really sure what you mean ?

but heres how i work

1 build model
2 uv map model
3 import uv map into ps
4 block out basic textures eg metal wood glass etc
5 import back into max to see how it looks
6 back to ps to add details like rust & scratches etc
7 back into max & so on till im happy with the texture

hope that helps

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terrestrial productions when you UV map it separating parts. say you made a spider you would separate the legs from the body (but you would leave the model alone. depending on how you made your ship you would separate parts.

im assuming you do know what a UV map is though(if not please say so)

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heres a quick sci-fi model i made tonight

transport tube render


texture map


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Very nice! You could do with dirtying up the green areas though (assuming its coated with glass), with scratches or slight cracks, looks too clean compared to the metal casing.

I really like the metallic texture you've used as well, goes really well!

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Quote: "dirtying up the green areas"
good idea, unless he's planning on a glow there . At first I thought that was the ammo for the new gun you're making; it would have been cool Youre texturing skills are great, unfortunately in comparison mine are horible... they're horrble compered to anyone's . Ahh well, in due time... Nice job!
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I just have to say, your models are amazing.

Also, make sure Shredder doesn't get that green can. Bad things could result

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thanks for the comments guys

biggadd added some dirt for you



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Wow.. You have to sell this awesome stuff!

Its a good day to do what has to be done by me and help my brother to defeat the enemies
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Nice. Thanks, what I meant was to you model in steps or wait until the whole models done before texturing. You answered it though and I apprieciate it!


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