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Cheese Cake
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Posted: 3rd Nov 2008 20:57 Edited at: 3rd Nov 2008 21:01
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Hey guys! Well...this is my first 3d board thread!
With a showcase of my first gun model. A Desert Eagle!

I used a wireframe image as a reference.
Cant remember which image that was.
And as i am not a gun type of guy...I really dont know that much of guns.

Anyway here are some shots.
I took screenshots in the beginning and moved on till it was finished.
So you can see the steps that i took.

Hope you like it!
---EDIT---
Removed Imageshack images... since they werent coming up.



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Posted: 3rd Nov 2008 21:04
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Again, very cool work Darryl.


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Posted: 3rd Nov 2008 21:05 Edited at: 3rd Nov 2008 21:06
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Thanks Sebastian! Glad you liked it!

Ah man! I just noticed the thread name
Can a mod please change it to Desert Eagle instead of eagly.

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Looking fantastic, but the triggergaurd (thing around the trigger) could be narrowed down a bit, other than that, it looks fantastic man

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Looks very nice !
Great work.

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Looks great - nice to see a step by step construction for a change too.

What type of models do you concentrate on usually?


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Posted: 3rd Nov 2008 22:46 Edited at: 4th Nov 2008 00:52
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That is impressive for you first gun cheese cake! Really great work!
Keep it up.
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Van B. First thanks! I assume you changed the title of the thread?
And... i normally do characters or static scenery.
Right now i do urban scenery, i'll create a thread soon
once i have enough models to show.
As for characters.
Most of the time i create horror characters.

And thanks! Glad you all liked it!

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Posted: 4th Nov 2008 00:22 Edited at: 4th Nov 2008 00:22
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texture = win


Remember those old guys? They made epic renders, I think one of them was called DaVinci, and all they used was MS Paint. Sometimes it's just skill....
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thats a good thing? Right? thanks man!

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Posted: 5th Nov 2008 19:45 Edited at: 5th Nov 2008 19:48
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Very Good work Darryl!Errant has some competition.
Could you post a pic of the finished wireframe with the texture?


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Posted: 6th Nov 2008 20:13 Edited at: 6th Nov 2008 20:18
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Quote: "Errant has some competition."

Yeah i wish i was a competition

But of course here is a render with wireframe and texture!



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I are want it.
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I think you should triangulate it.



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Quote: "I think you should triangulate it.
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What difference does it make?


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Looks like it was mirrored. Delete the center vertices and weld both sides. On attached pic I've marked some parts where you can save some polies (OFC not all, but you can find some alone). And BTW, could you post a side pic?

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Quote: "Looks like it was mirrored. Delete the center vertices and weld both sides. On attached pic I've marked some parts where you can save some polies (OFC not all, but you can find some alone). And BTW, could you post a side pic?
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Although depending on if he mirrored the UV Map deleting the center edge loop might cause some issues.


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Quote: "What difference does it make?"
Aren't you always telling people that they shouldn't have some triangles and some quads?



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Quote: "Aren't you always telling people that they shouldn't have some triangles and some quads?
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That's in organic models that it matters, they deform and since triangles doesn't really deform all that well it's not good to have them.
In mechanical meshes like this one it really doesn't make that much difference if you have some triangles since the mesh won't deform.


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Quote: "Looks like it was mirrored. Delete the center vertices and weld both sides. On attached pic I've marked some parts where you can save some polies (OFC not all, but you can find some alone). And BTW, could you post a side pic?"

Yep it was mirrored. If i delete the center vertices it would screw the UV a bit up like alucard said.
So i think i'll keep it like it is right now!
But! Maybe in a next gun model (i was thinking of creating a ak47 and such)
i'll keep that in mind.

Yep i know.. some parts were done to quickly so i didnt paid real attention to them.
I could have took the time in creating those parts instead of rushing towards the texturing part.

Oh yeah! Will make a side pic of the model!

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Posted: 9th Nov 2008 22:31 Edited at: 9th Nov 2008 22:31
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Here is the Side pic!


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INTENSE! Is this the one in the TGC store? And I fail to believe that that is your first gun model. It's WAY too good!

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AWESOME! This isn't your first gun model, you HAVE to have been practising, this is WAY too good for a first gun any chance this is going into fpsc? (stupid question) try using mp6 hands

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Quote: "INTENSE! Is this the one in the TGC store? And I fail to believe that that is your first gun model. It's WAY too good!"

Thanks! But it isnt the one from the store.
I havent uploaded it, yet.


Quote: "AWESOME! This isn't your first gun model, you HAVE to have been practising, this is WAY too good for a first gun any chance this is going into fpsc? (stupid question) try using mp6 hands"

Thanks man! But yes it is my first gun model
And as for the making it ready part.
I dont know how to do it. I would love to. But i just dont know how.

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Quote: "AWESOME! This isn't your first gun model, you HAVE to have been practising, this is WAY too good for a first gun any chance this is going into fpsc? (stupid question) try using mp6 hands
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I think you're mistaking yourself a bit. It's not his first model, he has done pretty awesome work previously. Not really a surprise that this is awesome.


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I already got a chance to see this , and I will say again that this is a very nice gun.

How many polys does it have btw ?

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Very nice job, incredible! What program(s) did you use, and can you link me to a tutorial on how to use them? (I have no 3D experience whatsoever)

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Strelok it uses 546 polygons.
Could have probably add a bit more for some details and such.

But i'll do that when i'll make my next weapon.

Quote: "Very nice job, incredible! What program(s) did you use, and can you link me to a tutorial on how to use them? (I have no 3D experience whatsoever)"

I used 3ds max, Photoshop.
I didnt followed a tutorial for making a gun. Or the texture.
I did followed tutorials over time for increasing my knowledge when it comes to game modeling and texturing.

I am making some tutorials at the moment.
1 tutorial includes a "how to make a building". Which will point out the modeling parts.
And the texturing parts.
This tutorial will not be specified for just 1 software.
Since many people use different softwares for making models.
I'll just set the basics which can be easily done in all programs.
And as for texturing, i'll just set some ideas and some "to do's".
So this could be followed by anyone, not just the people who own the same software package that i use.

And thanks!

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could you post its UV-map

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Yeah it would be cool to see the UV Map.


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Looks nicer than the desert eagle I modeled. http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=56212&b=3


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Actually thats a great desert eagle model!

Here is the UV, the uv is very messy! I know
And i could have used more space than i did right now!
But, its my first gun model. And i am still very proud of it.

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Thanks for showing the UV cheesecake. Since I suck at UV mapping and had very little idea of how to do it properly this helped. (thanks)
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I really like it, but it does not look 100% like a Deagle. It's still great, though.


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Quote: "And i am still very proud of it."


You should be! It's pure awesomeness! Awesome stuff has to bow to the awesome power of it's awesomeness.

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Hi, where did you learn to texture because I suck. Every time I make a model I can't release it because of its crap texture

But anyway it's looking really good

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I followed some tutorials on the net.
After that i just created a lot of models, with variety of textures.
So you get more skilled as you go on.

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can you give us good tute links

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