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Inverted
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Posted: 10th Jun 2007 23:10
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Hey,
I need some people to suggest stuff for me to model, im a beginner so itd be appriciated if people suggested simple models. This isnt in the 3d board because it gets locked.


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Shadow heart
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Posted: 10th Jun 2007 23:12
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um maybe this should be in 3D :

to the ones thats trapped inside of you, this is it!!
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Inspire
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Posted: 11th Jun 2007 01:32
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Quote: "This isnt in the 3d board because it gets locked."


...Shadow heart.

I would model a chair, a table, an oven, etc. Random things that you would find around the house that shouldn't be entirely too hard.

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Oolite
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Posted: 11th Jun 2007 01:39
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Good starter pieces in my opinion are.

Chess pieces (starting with pawns, rooks then moving on to the knights)
Furniture ( office furniture and furniture you would find around the home)

Then move on to general misc. game items like bins, shelves, lockers and crates (also practicing texturing skills).

Try to set yourself limits before each model too, give yourself a realistic deadline and/or polygon/texture counts.
Its always good practice to keep your mesh clean no matter how high polygon you are planning to make it.

After you have perfected these and gotten to know the tools of your preferred package then you can start moving onto characters and vehicles, don't jump straight ahead though else you may fail at doing something, then that will knock your confidence and you won't want to model at all.


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Shadow heart
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Posted: 11th Jun 2007 01:56
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Quote: ""This isnt in the 3d board because it gets locked.""
whoops. I thought u could have threads for ppl to model...looll

to the ones thats trapped inside of you, this is it!!
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RUCCUS
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Posted: 11th Jun 2007 02:08
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I dont get these questions. Only you know how good of a modeller you are. If you feel comfortable / confident in making a car, then go and model one. If you'd rather do a spaceship or a person, do that instead. We could pretty much tell you anything and it wont bear any impact or make you think of something you hadnt thought of.

Just pick something and model it. Repeat.


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Inverted
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Posted: 12th Jun 2007 03:32
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Thank you guys for your suggestions. Ruccus i just wanted some suggestions


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