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Nexar
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as models or textures?

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Master Man Of Justice
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Posted: 20th Dec 2009 18:41
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try both.
model then try to texture.
thats the point.
do more complex objects so you can move further in your modeling.

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Posted: 20th Dec 2009 18:46 Edited at: 20th Dec 2009 18:47
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take a look at my thread
http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=162821&b=3&p=0
i have done simple objects but still it takes work.
texturing and modeling a box doesn't take that long.
just tryin to give you an idea.(granted my texture is )

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Posted: 20th Dec 2009 19:22 Edited at: 20th Dec 2009 19:57
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Here's an old chair, basicly it's the chair im sitting on right now. my computer chair is broken. Download Attached!



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Posted: 20th Dec 2009 20:57
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as said: the segments on the cylinders...


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Posted: 20th Dec 2009 21:59
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and also,
im not trying to beat a dead horse but,
start with 1 or 2 primitives and move and extrude the points to get the desired shape.
like in my thread i used three primitives for the chair
one for the seat and back. one for the arms, and one for the rollers.


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Sorry, but you really have to go beyond primitives, all you do right now is use cylinder and box primitives, try toreally replicate how a chair really flows, you never see chairs with flat rests, block feet, and cylinder supports.

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Quote: "It seems i already have 3D MAX 2009 on a cd, but i can't belive how hard it was. but im gonna try out blender, becouse of the cool graphics.
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How much would you give me your max 2009 cd for?

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Posted: 21st Dec 2009 06:58
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Quote: "How much would you give me your max 2009 cd for?"

250 Kronor. but it's not for sale.
im just gonna reinstall 2009 and make the chair more realistic.

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Posted: 21st Dec 2009 07:50 Edited at: 21st Dec 2009 07:51
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.nevermind

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Posted: 21st Dec 2009 13:32
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Im going to model an desktop with maybye an computer chair.

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Posted: 21st Dec 2009 16:29
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LOL copycat

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Posted: 21st Dec 2009 16:41
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no, Cutdog!

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lol but it's all good. im done with that scene. now im working on construction site.

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nexar u are from sweden O.o??
cool im from denmark .
cool models, but how du you texture them?

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Posted: 21st Dec 2009 18:27
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1. Yes i am.
2. Yes, that is cool!
3. first you go to materials, then you press new. but make sure the groups you want textured is selected.

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that was a bad answer for 3.

3. get a UVMAPPER then import a (preferably .obj file because .obj keeps proportions when UVMAP) you should see a load of white lines and points, then go to edit and select all.
Now the points should be red(selected).
then go to tools and then UVMAPPING,
and hit the kind of map you want. (play around and see which one best fits your model)
then export the model to .3ds or .obj
DONT close it yet, go to file>UVMAP>save, and save as a .bmp/.jpg
but keep the image proportional, like 500x500 or 1000x1000 (or it'll be stretched/deformed.
Then go to an image editor and hand texture the image or find an image online and scale it to the section of the image you want to texture

Use Lithunwrap. its free.
and if you dont have an image editing software, use gimp. it's free too.

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thanks

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Posted: 21st Dec 2009 20:06
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no problem glad i could help. if you have any questions just ask

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Sorry, i thought he meant how to texture. not how to uv-mapping.
Here's a free texture. Download Attached!

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Posted: 21st Dec 2009 21:15
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try and contrast the texture a little bit more so you can see the letters.

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Posted: 22nd Dec 2009 07:29
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it just says DANGER! DO NOT OPEN. How do you contrast in photoshop?

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i hope u used layers?

if u did, then just select the appropriate layer, select all of it (ctrl + click on the layer) then use a slightly lighter brush and paint it over

u can also just go to adjustments(?) -> colour adjustments (?) -> something and contrast

sorryXD havent ps up atm XD hope it helped though


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Posted: 22nd Dec 2009 12:56
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No i didn't use layers, i drawed it in Macromedia then i edited it in Photoshop! but i will know what to do the next time!

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Posted: 22nd Dec 2009 18:00
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Here's an kitchen object. It's new and shiny!



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Quote: "i drawed it in Macromedia"

LOL
anyway about the kitchen object, the texture is messed up.

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yes the texture looks very warped, can we see the uv map/ texture

off topic

nexar a piece of advice i recommend that you change from norton internet security, i've lost three computers and years of work to it not detecting viruses

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Quote: "i recommend that you change from norton internet security"

McAfee is great ,
but yeah let me see the UV map.
And what kind of UV tool did you use?
cylinder or sphere or box or etc...

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no, the texture isn't messed up. it's in sphere map!

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Posted: 23rd Dec 2009 11:18 Edited at: 23rd Dec 2009 11:19
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Here's a couple of items you can have in a warehouse!



PS: the barrels might look a little flat, but they isn't.

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Posted: 23rd Dec 2009 12:08 Edited at: 23rd Dec 2009 12:09
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Here's an very old silo plus three barrels.



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Quote: "they isn't."
AWESOME.
anyway the fragile box texture is good but turn the opacity down on the symbols a bit. but the barrel is good.
I know im kind of contradicting myself, but try complex models man!
I mean you have freakin 3ds MAX ! Do a gun or , something that takes at least a half hour to model and alot more to texture.
Do car or an animal or a character. Even though my thread right now is about simple models only, i still have done other things (especially guns) just search the threads i've done.Granted others have done more, but i think you've practiced enough on boxes and whatnot.

anyway you go, good luck mate

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Posted: 23rd Dec 2009 17:21 Edited at: 23rd Dec 2009 17:22
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What's so special about im using 3DS max 2010?

PS: i really like your signature! snoopy is cute!

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Thanks for the compliment (i just used grunge brushes and lighting/bump mapping effects in gimp.)
And the thing about max is, its $3000 !!!

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Yes, over 24000 Kronor!

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You have just bought an industry standard, extremely expensive package, and you are still making primitive shapes? Come on man, be adventurous. Or if you dont know about the edit poly functions yet, look up some tutorials.

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Ignore bait.

yeah id agree with asteric.


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Quote: "Ignore bait"

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new user, no idea... Ill keep it as a private joke. Explaining would be biting the bait


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you don't learn everything on just one day you know!

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no, no, im not disrespecting your skill level.

Im not that kind of person, but finding a max 9 disc, then buying a £1k upgrade to 2010 within 10days without a huge develing into the program. Its dubious lol.

Just ignore me from time to time.


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Quote: "Just ignore me from time to time."

awwwww but with that 3dMaster title we cant ignore you XD

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what you're doing is a good start but i recommend that you both move past primitives i.e. spheres, cylinders and cubes and start to make more complex shapes, also think about your models for instance if that water tank was as high as you've made it then i don't think the ladder would be required, not only because theres nothing at the end of it

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Oh, maybye kids is also supposed to climb the ladder.

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Quote: "Oh, maybye kids is also supposed to climb the ladder."

child labor laws suck.

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I wnated to say Merry Christmas to Master man of justice,Cyborg ART,Mazz426,Lazerus, and Asteric for posting! i hope you all have a great christmas, and a happy new year!

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Oh, i gorgot Hassan,ploxiegens, and Quik!

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merry christmas to you too and everyone else here on the forum


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I would suggest trying a building (inside and out not just a closed box) next. It's still fairly geometric and simple overall, but requires more complex features like walls, doors, windows etc.

It's a good next step up from boxes and the like.


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Quote: "Oh, i gorgot Hassan,ploxiegens, and Quik!
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how dare you gorgot me? XD happy christmas, though it was yesterday.^^

and yeah, try making something a little bit more complex=P


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