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FPSC Classic Models and Media / Free van model.

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darimc
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Posted: 22nd May 2008 23:09
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This is a free van model. It can be downloaded in the fpsc store.



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Deathead
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Posted: 22nd May 2008 23:19
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Looks nice but as its free. I'll be less harsh about it. Its kinda like a cardboard cut out?


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Woolfman
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Posted: 23rd May 2008 00:41
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Looks ok. But you don't need to be afraid to add more curves to it.
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darimc
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Posted: 23rd May 2008 01:02
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It is, I wanted to make it really low poly so that you could have tonnes in one level without lag. It's also my first vehicle.
Quote: "Looks nice but as its free. I'll be less harsh about it. Its kinda like a cardboard cut out?"


Thanks. And, I will do that for my next model.
Quote: "Looks ok. But you don't need to be afraid to add more curves to it."




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FredP
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Posted: 23rd May 2008 05:25
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It's nice you're giving this away for free but I bought your stuff before and we both know you can do a lot better.
I am sure anyone who has seen your better work will expect a better job from you next time.
Not trying to be hard or anything but you're an artist now and your work is in the TGC store.It's time for you to take it to the next level and make the higher quality stuff.
Just to let you know there is such a thing as making something too low poly.If you have any doubts make a low poly and then a high poly version.
That all said...I have never tried to model a vehicle from the outside (tried to make a dashboard once but that's a horro story for another time) so I cannot claim to be able to do better.

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darimc
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Posted: 23rd May 2008 13:36
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@Fred, Thanks for the constructive criticism. It probably is too low poly, and doesn't look very good but I decided to release it. I might as well take it down I guess.

@Bloodhound 2, It's troublesome to download a model that automatically loads itself into your entity bank? LOL. Okay, thanks for the crits.



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Toasty Fresh
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Yeah, I agree with the others. It's a little too basic, and the wheels could use some more polys. Keep at it, though.

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lazerus
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divide the wheels and then smooth that should help it a little
although they would probable turn to a point and in that case flatten them

i had the same problem around 300 polys per car =(now up to 1000-1500 and looking mucho grande

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at least you can texture cars and that i have a graveyard of vehicles i gave up on texturing

and as cars makers go its not that bad from a distance maybe use in a background for scenery?


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