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3 Dimensional Chat / a model iam working on in milkshape

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Quik
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Posted: 14th Jan 2009 05:36 Edited at: 14th Jan 2009 14:12
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here is a model ive ibn working on for a few days, it will probably be kinnda high poly but nice looking^^ it is my first detailed model (all the others have bin flat like my shoes and theyre flat!) however! here is an picture of it so far:


(it was hard to take the pic due to bad lightning in MS3D >.>

C&C Welcome as long as constructive

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Posted: 14th Jan 2009 17:17
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Stop modeling cardboard.


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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Posted: 14th Jan 2009 17:29
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Quote: "Stop modeling cardboard.
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Second.


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Posted: 14th Jan 2009 18:28
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I do agree, try to get a reference from another angle and give it some depth.

But the shape is good so far, but make the front (the rigid bit you hold ) a bit shorter.

Keep at it.

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Posted: 14th Jan 2009 19:09
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i havent added the real.. Details yet Alucard and Image all, in fact i started on the bolts aso pretty an hour ago =P will post update soon =P

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Posted: 14th Jan 2009 19:11
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That's not what we're talking about Quik, our point was that your model is a cardboard cutout, a completely flat model.


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Posted: 14th Jan 2009 19:21
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got anything that might help to improve that?


oh and: update

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Posted: 14th Jan 2009 19:35
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Quote: "That is a "cardboard cutout" as people tend to like to call them, basically, they're too flat on the sides of the model, I do realize that guns are pretty flat but not that flat, try adding a bit more dimension to the model by maybe scaling up/down some of the model parts in the x axis to make it look a bit more interesting and add a few bevels. That's an easy way to make a pretty good looking mesh.
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Quote from another recent thread. Didn't feel like re-typing it.


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Posted: 14th Jan 2009 19:44
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my thread XD and looks pretty nice
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Posted: 14th Jan 2009 19:52 Edited at: 14th Jan 2009 20:27
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thanks Demonair

oh and Alucard: i looked at Demonairs thread where you said something bout Belvel, what is that ?

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Posted: 14th Jan 2009 22:23
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Is that a bolter from WH40K?

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Posted: 15th Jan 2009 05:13
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yes is it =P

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now the model is done, but iam always open for improvements=P anyway, here it goes! (iam concidering texturing too, but i think it would look awefull

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Posted: 15th Jan 2009 05:33
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and another shot from the bottom

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Posted: 16th Jan 2009 07:35
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made another model, a bit high poly (956polys) it is a M1 Carbine from WW2 =P here it goes!

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and the wire =P

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Posted: 16th Jan 2009 13:23
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that's not high poly Quik if it's meant to be used as a FPS weapon.
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Posted: 16th Jan 2009 14:49
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thanks Dar13

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I like that m1 carbine. Tbh, im not anything exacltly 'amazing' with milkshape cus i only got it a few days ago. My m1 carbine attempt got stuck after 5 minutes lol

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Dozblind: try making something somewhat simpler =P or try directly from a tutorial here is a few tuts: http://www.3dlessons.com/categories/3D-Tutorials-Milkshape-3D-Tutorials.html

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Posted: 17th Jan 2009 02:00 Edited at: 17th Jan 2009 02:01
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The first one is still quite cardboard-y, but the second one is nice .

Edit: BTW, what's up with the end of the stock? It looks like there are a bunch of unnecessary polies down there, especially seeing as in and FPS, the player won't even be able to see it.

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with cardboard u mean it aint Rounded up like the M1 carbine?..

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Posted: 17th Jan 2009 15:34
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Well, you added some texture like bolts, but the main body of the gun is just flat. Bevelling would probably help, and raising some areas more.

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Posted: 17th Jan 2009 16:47
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bmaczero: do you know how to Bevel in MS3D?=P

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Not a clue

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