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mastercheif 193
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Posted: 29th Jul 2007 06:19
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Quote: "do you think you could post shots from the top down, from underneath and from the side, in normal view (no special render) but so we can see the wires. so i can do a detailed draw over? "


Sure thing, I'll do it once I get back from vacation.

Here's the Thompson screenie.

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Posted: 31st Jul 2007 10:50
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heres a tip, if you want it to look ultra sleek try selecting all the vertices, pressing "w" and click on set smooth.

here is a pic of an M4 i made, before smoothing


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Posted: 31st Jul 2007 10:52
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and after,
the poly count is exactly the same on both, however the lighting in this scene stuffs up a bit, that can be fixed though


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Posted: 5th Aug 2007 20:24
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Quote: "heres a tip, if you want it to look ultra sleek try selecting all the vertices, pressing "w" and click on set smooth."


Ok, thank you. I know this is off topic but how did you make the hand in your M4 picture?
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Posted: 7th Aug 2007 09:31 Edited at: 7th Aug 2007 09:32
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i took a photo of my own hand, and used ctrl+click to trace vertices around the photo, the arm is a bit weird at the moment because it goes from thick to really thin at the wrist

(i find that modelling of photos is the easiest way)

EDIT: and its half rigged for animation, i just need to rig the arm


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Posted: 7th Aug 2007 19:31 Edited at: 7th Aug 2007 19:32
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Thanks Sp3ng Well the new hand is under development since yesterday so I'll have a screeny up soon.
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Posted: 16th Aug 2007 23:59
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Well I decided to Bump my thread because today I was messing around in Gimp using Filters and what else was there to see what they did. So I was looking through them testing them out and I made this... What do you guys think?

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thats a pretty good texture, just create a new layer that is a certain colour and place it above that layer, then set the new layer as an overlay and your set!

i have been working an making a realistic grungy metal texture in photoshop, i havent made it from scrath though, i used the built in greyscale metal texture, then used the technique i mention above before adding the grunge by using a brush that is spread out over a large are and is made up of different sizes, rotations, and transparencies


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Posted: 22nd Aug 2007 19:41
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Quote: "thats a pretty good texture, just create a new layer that is a certain colour and place it above that layer, then set the new layer as an overlay and your set!"


Will do.

Quote: "i have been working an making a realistic grungy metal texture in photoshop, i havent made it from scrath though, i used the built in greyscale metal texture, then used the technique i mention above before adding the grunge by using a brush that is spread out over a large are and is made up of different sizes, rotations, and transparencies"


I'll keep this in mind.

Quote: "i took a photo of my own hand, and used ctrl+click to trace vertices around the photo"


Whenever try to use the ctrl+click on an image it doesn't make any vertices.
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Quote: "Whenever try to use the ctrl+click on an image it doesn't make any vertices."

what i do is create a plain and delete all but 1 vert, i then position that plain at the starting point for my trace and ctrl+click then, sry i should have said that the first time


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Posted: 23rd Aug 2007 19:19 Edited at: 23rd Aug 2007 19:31
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I tried and it worked thanks. I've been messing around with Gimp again and I think I found a cool way to make blood splats. I think I'm getting the hang of Gimp and Blender's UV mapper and well also blender.

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Dont let it die!!!

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Posted: 1st Sep 2007 22:43
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Sorry that I didn't update this thread but I've been busy lately. I'm making a Mac 10 but I will probably not post a picture untill later today or tomarrow.
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very nice models.

I also think its time you had a go at UV mapping.

If you can do your barrel and dumpster your on a winner.

'Ooh 'eck chief'...'crumbs'
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Posted: 2nd Sep 2007 22:47
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Quote: "very nice models."


Thanks

Quote: "I also think its time you had a go at UV mapping."


Yeah I'm going to start off with the barrel because it's easiest to unwrap in blender.

Well, like I said, here's a screeny of the Mac 10 (not finished). It's a normal render nothing special.

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