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3 Dimensional Chat / Help me make a 3d model(VERY SIMPLE)

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Master Tamer
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I wanna make a small Beyblade game. It's simple. I like it. I suck a 3d models. So can make for me? I know...I'm not going to get any better by asking....but oh well






There spin tops, so at buttom they come to a tip. They have a metal piece in there middle. Dont forget that...


thank you

yo mamma
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Ilya
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Posted: 31st Oct 2004 09:30
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I thought you modeled and rendered those for a second.

Quote: "I've seen the word programming and I'm not sure what it means. Anybody please explain?"


Quote: "We shouldn't sacrifice the truth to preserve "balance"."
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Master Tamer
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Posted: 31st Oct 2004 09:49
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naw...just pics.

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zircher
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Posted: 31st Oct 2004 10:32 Edited at: 31st Oct 2004 10:33
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I might give that a whirl. Is the .X format OK? Also, did you have a given polygon budget in mind? I figure they could be built with three materials, a solid color for the base, a grey material for the metal layer, and a planar mapped top layer so you can add decals.

How many different styles did you need and how close to beyblade appearances did you want to get?

Just curious, were you planning on using a simple collision system or going whole hog with something like the Newton physic library?
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I would love .x format... and I dont know to much about 3d. As long as you make it look good.

yo mamma
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zircher
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Justin (my son) just gave me a handful of Bey Blade parts to play with. So, I'll give it a try. It looks like there is a good mix of two, three, and four bladed tops with six, eight, and ten sided metal weights and bases.

Where do you want the 0,0,0 (origin point) of the tops? I can see it being in two places. One, place the 0,0,0 point in the middle of the metal layer since this most likely the center of mass. Two, place the 0,0,0 at the bottom point of the model since it is the tip that will most likely be touching the ground while the tops are in play.

Sorry about all the questions, but if I'm going to go through the trouble I want to make sure that the models will work like you expect them to.
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Follow-up: I sent some models to you via e-amil. Will they do?
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yes. I love them. Thank you.

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