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3 Dimensional Chat / The Knight - sculpt test

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greenlig
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Posted: 29th May 2007 10:43 Edited at: 30th May 2007 05:15
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Hey guys. I showed a smaller image of this in another thread, but here is my pretty much finished sculpt test.

I did it today in about 3 hours all up. All done in blender, including texturing and compositing.

Hope you like. Please comment.

Greenlig



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Posted: 29th May 2007 11:43
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Looks very cool dude, its pretty good for 3 hours work as well.

Look behind you a threeheaded monkey!
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Posted: 29th May 2007 12:11
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from his facial expression I call him sir stressalot!

no worries just kidding, looks great mate.

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Posted: 29th May 2007 14:21
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Wow I've been seeing a ton of great stuff coming out of blender these days. I'm almost tempted to try out the star trek panel interface again. Very nice Greenlig, looks super-fantastic! Is he just a piece of artwork or is he low poly enough for a game? Either way, it's defiantly a nice piece o' work.

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Posted: 29th May 2007 18:34
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Green- Great work man! I haven't touched The sculpter that much but after seeing that I may have to pick it up and see what I can do.

I think there is a small Blender coalition starting up......



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greenlig
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Posted: 30th May 2007 02:47
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Thanks for the comments guys!

@ Crazy Ninja - It isn't low poly enough for a game, but I can turn it into a normal map and re-topo the head to a lower poly limit. That should make it useable in game!

I will be working on this some more today. Saw some things that need a little tweaking.

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greenlig
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Posted: 30th May 2007 05:13
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Sorry for the double post, but to show the difference between the 3-4 odd hours of work, here are some development shots....

#1 - First head model...

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And then with some more sculpting and armour....

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And now finally at his most recent iteration....

This image is newer than the fist one, with some more sculpting and texturing, and tweaking of the SSS.

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DrewG
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Nice, I got a request, can you make a sheep model?

Thanks.
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greenlig
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Hehe I probably could, and I'm sure we have one here at work sitting on the server, and it's low poly too! Only problem, I can't access the server at the moment!

"Nice" is alright, but don't hijack if you have already started a thread. I suggest you download blender and try modelling your own sheep.

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DrewG
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Dang, you caught me idea. But really, those pictures are good. Tell me when you can access the server, and once you do, can you email me it? It'd be whirlwinds -AT- gmail.com

Okay, I'm sorry, I'm no longer hijacking. Thanks green.
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Nice metal shader. Where'd ye find it?
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greenlig
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I made it. I adjusted a simple metal texture I had, and added some things like normal, reflection, and specularity, based on the texture. It also has the background image mapped to the reflection channel.

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Person99
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Posted: 30th May 2007 10:31 Edited at: 30th May 2007 10:32
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How did you get the reflection and normals turned on?

And did you do the texturing in Blender too?

Blender is getting a lot of new members since v2.0, now I can't even find my posts on the forum.

I have done A LOT in the modeler, but I have never actually tried the texturing tools. Can they really do smudge?

Quote: "I'm almost tempted to try out the star trek panel interface again."


It makes me feel like Data really isn't all that good at mashing buttons.

Who will die first?
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Posted: 30th May 2007 22:12
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I like him.

The only thing is that the facial details are a bit soft and big. Using a harder smaller brush to add a bit more detail will add a lot. Looks too "blobby" if you know what I mean.

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Posted: 1st Jun 2007 03:52 Edited at: 1st Jun 2007 03:54
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Cool. I like him.

Did you choose the hat?

The only thing that I do not like about him is the expression. If he smiles with one of those hats he will look even more likeable and funny But maybe it is not your intention.

Luiz Fernando Belo Horizonte.
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Good point mate. He started looking like a Tsar, so I guess there's no harm in making him look like a russian.

I have one of those hats floating round somewhere....

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greenlig could you possibly write a tutorial on how you did that??

I can't work out in a million years how to even start something like that .


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