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maniac
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Posted: 5th Jan 2009 20:01
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Urbananity

Is the name of a model pack that i am working on it shall feature many urban models i am not talking about a few dumpsters i am basically saying i will make this model pack so that can create if wanted a whole city!!

First model






This is a tv....this will be one of many prop items





This however is a base mesh for a civilian i will make i will hopefully make them all diffrent shapes and sizes and diffrent themes

hope you like so far

Bye.
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maniac
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update a few more models





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maniac
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Posted: 10th Jan 2009 13:35 Edited at: 10th Jan 2009 13:42
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dont really know why you would have logs in the middle of an urban enviroment
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bergice
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Cool

Some of them got some unneccesary polys tough.

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CoffeeGrunt
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Yeh, IMO most of the detail on that TV is unnecessary, or would be done sufficiently with a texture...

They look good though...

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Quik
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the reddish thing (wtf is it called in eng agan?) : firstly, the texture looks like blood and you can easy save some polys on it, other than that: lookin good =P

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Not_Maindric
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@Quik

That is a fire hydrant, they are usually red, or yellow and red, at least in America.

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CoffeeGrunt
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They don't exist in Britain...

I've just noticed some awful stretching on the Hydrant as well, on the pokey out bits at the side....

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wind27382
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ok so far ti is looking good. but if i where you i would completely work on the textures. you can get a lot of extra detail if you work on the details.

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BMacZero
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How does your fire department put out fires?

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Blobby 101
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Quote: "How does your fire department put out fires?"

Fire engines carry water on board. they're filled up at the station.

The models look really good, keep it up. Although, as the others have said, there are too many polys on some of them.

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Posted: 18th Jan 2009 18:53 Edited at: 18th Jan 2009 18:54
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Also due to the nature of the weather in the UK we are never too far from a source of water. We do have hydrants however thay are tied in with our water supply.

Dont forget you can use bump mapping to give the illusion of a highly detailed mesh.

Though I would suggest a little more practice at your humans.

I give ip with thos baner fing as it never seems to work for me. I woll now stop wasting mu time.
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Butter fingers
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I'mnot sure its the textures that need work, I think you need to do more work on your uv mapping. THe textures right now are coming out kinda blurry, and stretched like theyre not being given the right amount of space on the UV map.

Also, you need to smooth and/or average your normals, there are alot of black triangles, or areas where the triangulation is really obvious on the meshes, because the normal data isn't quite right. If you sorth this out, your models will look alot smoother anyway!

I want robotic legs.
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