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3 Dimensional Chat / Sci-Fi Bomber - looking for tips

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StrykerV
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Posted: 13th May 2007 14:18
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hi everyone

I'm pretty new to modelling..several months

This is my second model that i've made. Its a futuristic bomber/glider. its taken one to two months to make and, i admit, i suck at texturing (so any texturing tips will be really helpful)

thx

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dfujis the rocker
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screenshot?

famous last words: check this out
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Posted: 14th May 2007 06:39
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plz screenshot plz

to the ones thats trapped inside of you, this is it!!
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StrykerV
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Posted: 14th May 2007 08:29
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sorry about that, ill put them up individually

1)

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StrykerV
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Posted: 14th May 2007 08:31
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second pic - from behind

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third - from front with planet behind

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StrykerV
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fourth - same as third but different angle

It might be a repeat, i lost track lol

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StrykerV
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Posted: 14th May 2007 08:35
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fifth - from behind showing preliminary thrusters

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StrykerV
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*forgot the number hehe

An early version w/ cellshading, in front

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StrykerV
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Posted: 14th May 2007 08:38
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another cel shaded pic

*can anyone tell me how to mass upload?

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StrykerV
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Posted: 14th May 2007 08:42
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even crappier texturing w/ terrain

*terrain made from:
http://67.15.36.49/team/Tutorials_2/terrain/terrain_01.asp

last one, then

thx again

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even more final pic *forgot to include pic from above

I didnt pic the pinkish color, it was automatic when i made the plane


thanks everyone

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StrykerV
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Posted: 14th May 2007 08:47
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This may be totally irrevelant but this is one of the earliest versions i could find

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Posted: 14th May 2007 18:28 Edited at: 14th May 2007 18:30
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Fun model, some things that you could do is to add a streaky 'dirty' version of the textures to make it look less brand new. You can add some paint chipping, fading, and wear on the leading edges (expecially if the craft can enter the atmosphere as the wings imply.) Since the rocket exhaust has a good amount of flame to it, think about adding scorch and soot marks to the parts near the engine exhaust.
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Also, look at conventional fighters and attack bombers and you'll find all kinds of details. Insignia, tail numbers, do not step/do not paint warnings, kill markers, and the occassional shark's teeth.

When you feel like absolutely no one is watching you, that's probably a ninja. - Ask A Ninja
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StrykerV
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Posted: 15th May 2007 09:56
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kewl thanks

i havent made textures though

should i use photoshop or something or is there a better way to create textures?
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Curse you StrykerV....... You're confusing me by using my avatar .
But it looks pretty nice.

And if you own photoshop, you might aswell use it, or else use paint.net or gimp.

E.D.

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StrykerV
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Posted: 15th May 2007 15:59
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lol garfield's kewl

thx for the comment but i havent actually used photoshop before and i'm really noob at it...even more than modelling

If you could direct me to some good tutes, that'd be really helpful

thx
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Posted: 15th May 2007 17:20
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Well... go to www.google.com

Search for photoshop texturing tutorial/tutorials. (Don't actually search for tutorial/tutorials, choose which one you want )


Photoshop is very powerful if you know how to use it, you need it if you ever want to model profesionally

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Well... go to www.google.com

Search for photoshop texturing tutorial/tutorials. (Don't actually search for tutorial/tutorials, choose which one you want )


Photoshop is very powerful if you know how to use it, you need it if you ever want to model profesionally

E.D.

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Posted: 16th May 2007 15:11
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k thx a lot
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