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Asteric
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Posted: 27th Sep 2009 18:53
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Hey, i need to improve on my 3d skills, so im taking an Eat3d Tutorial on creating a newt gen prop. They supply some amazing tutorials, as Sid sinister has already said, so here is how im doing.

High Poly Draft


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Sculpt Draft Complete(Moving onto detail)


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Alt Schule
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Posted: 27th Sep 2009 18:58
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That looks really quite good.


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teamhalo
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Posted: 27th Sep 2009 19:08
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I know what tutorial you are talking about, isn't it great! Looks good!

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Asteric
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Posted: 27th Sep 2009 19:31
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Thanks, yeah the tutorial is really good and very helpful, not great for beginners, but thats a good thing now

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Asteric
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Posted: 27th Sep 2009 19:46
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Here's an update, some of the metal supports have now been added, please not i still have a fair deal of sculpting and refining to finish.



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dragon assasin
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Posted: 27th Sep 2009 20:01
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i considered getting that one, i still need to get around to finishing the character tutorial i have from 3d palace

warning i cant spell
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teamhalo
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Posted: 27th Sep 2009 20:01
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You're using Mudbox right?

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JimB
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Posted: 27th Sep 2009 20:44
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Maybe 3DCoat?
http://www.youtube.com/ignertia#play/uploads/2/wTKR_C6VyVo
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Asteric
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Posted: 27th Sep 2009 21:53
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I am using Mudbox 2010 for the sculpting.

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teamhalo
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Posted: 28th Sep 2009 01:38
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I can always tell when its an autodesk render

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Asteric
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Posted: 28th Sep 2009 17:49
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Thats rendered in 3ds max

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teamhalo
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Posted: 29th Sep 2009 05:23
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notice by when was referring to autodesk, I meant the company, which makes Mudbox and 3ds Max, the clay render always gives it away as a max though, I should of been more specific

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Sid Sinister
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Great job thus far! I've been having some difficulty doing the fountain tutorial on the part I am at. I have this DVD too but have yet to work through it. Looks like your learning lots!

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Toasty Fresh
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Posted: 29th Sep 2009 11:16
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You gonna sell this in the GCS?
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Asteric
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Posted: 29th Sep 2009 17:55
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If im allowed, i don't see why not, but sorry Teamhalo, it was just you were talking about Mudbox in the previous post, got me confused.

And yeah Sid, this tutorial is proving to be a great learning resource!

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Dreamsenshi
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Posted: 29th Sep 2009 18:40
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Wow, that's really impressive. Someday, I will save up enough money for that! . . . Maybe. :}

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Asteric
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Posted: 29th Sep 2009 19:16
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Its actually very cheap for what you get, i highly recommend getting a copy.

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Red Eye
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Posted: 29th Sep 2009 22:08
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I use 3d Coat for this kind of objects. Great work buddy, keep on it.


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teamhalo
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Posted: 29th Sep 2009 22:53
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How much time have you put into it? cant wait to see it textured, could you put a link to the tutorial, its been ages since ive looked at it.

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Posted: 30th Sep 2009 00:24 Edited at: 30th Sep 2009 00:24
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Quote: "Its actually very cheap for what you get, i highly recommend getting a copy."


It does seem cheap compared to some other things that I've looked at but... I'm REALLY poor. <-- paying for college + trying to move + current ridiculously high cost of living (hence the moving) + cats with weird problems (one of them can only eat duck because she's allergic to anything that isn't a novelty protein; hella-spensive, but I love her). However, I will work toward saving up for it! As is plainly evident, it makes beautiful, top-notch work. So, not a complaint or anything. Just not tangible for some people. I will not give up!! Someday, it shall be mine!

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Red Eye
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Posted: 30th Sep 2009 22:52
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Quote: "How much time have you put into it? cant wait to see it textured, could you put a link to the tutorial, its been ages since ive looked at it.
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Lol, here:

http://eat3d.com/blog/eat-3d/back-school-sale

Great site it is Asteric, i personally am still finishing this one:

http://www.instantshift.com/2009/04/21/115-ultimate-round-up-of-3d-studio-max-tutorials/


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Asteric
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Posted: 1st Oct 2009 18:52
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Thanks for the nice comments, im taking a small break, as i have some things to sort out, including what we talked about yesterday Red Eye.

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Azunaki
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Posted: 2nd Oct 2009 04:42
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oo i was in definite need of 3d max tutorials good link red eye.

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Pincho Paxton
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Posted: 2nd Oct 2009 10:49
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I think that if you want to sell it you should make it flat at the bottom to fit on a floor. I don't really see how the pillar could become disconnected at the top, and bottom.

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Asteric
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Posted: 2nd Oct 2009 17:58
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It would be connected to the floor, im not sure what you mean.

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Posted: 3rd Oct 2009 03:00 Edited at: 3rd Oct 2009 03:01
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It has a gap by the floor, meaning that you have curved the base a bit. I don't think that is very useful for a game. Usually the base is embedded in tarmac, or cement.

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Posted: 3rd Oct 2009 13:37
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I haven't curved the base, it is flat, but there is a section near the back with a hole in.

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Posted: 4th Oct 2009 05:16 Edited at: 4th Oct 2009 05:16
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Ok.. you haven't curved the base, but there is a gap all the way around the bottom causing a shadow there.. which just looks like a curved base... so flatten that to make it connect with the floor.

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