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Ogre
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Hi all!

I am making a series of free models on
http://www.3dhangout.com/cgi-bin/Blah/Blah.pl
--> Ogres Showcase !
--> Free Low-Poly Models

Some of the models:




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n3t3r453r
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I'm working on medieval game too, do you want to work with us? More info by e-mail/
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Shadow Robert
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those are pretty good (^_^)
you may want to look into setting up the shade/normal groups so give more effect and accentuate certain areas

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Ogre
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Net Eraser: thanks for the offer, but no thanks I am just making these models as a learning experience right now.

Raven: I am learning as I go, so my next models will probably be a little better in that department thanks for the nice comments tho.
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Shadow Robert
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believe it or not it'd be pretty hard to tear that work apart without being petty

it is pretty sweet ... hopefully they're all scaled properly - and i look forward to the next work you show

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gbuilder
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These are excellent and it's very generous of you to make them available for free use. More please, they will be very useful.

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gbuilder
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Ogre,
To add..If you need some ideas on the type of objects to make.. here are a few.

Wooden Pail
Window with surround (Shutter type)
Door with surround
Fireplace
Hat or Coatrack

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Ogre
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thanks for the nice words and for the ideas.. I will get right on it
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Ogre
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the wooden pail is ready

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gbuilder
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Superb, Keep at it Ogre..

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Kangaroo2
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I agree with Raven, these are hard to fault! Nice 1 m8

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Very good! I might consider using these in the future

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Shadow Robert
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tip for the bucket... the part thats hold the handle, make them with a simple textured hole (possibly transparent capable texture)

as they're so close together than the user won't see it much it just add unnessary polygons

also make them part of the bucket rather than seperate, might only take away 4 polys - but still makes it look neater when it isn't being AntiAlias from far

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Ogre
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Raven: thank you! thats some great tips I am always looking for a way to improve the polycount, and "doh" I should have thought of that myself

Will see about the handle also
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InSiDeR
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hey those are great, but can you make a PERSON!!!!!

medievil times werent run by chairs and buckets you know!!!!
lol

wow im an ass

well jsut an idea

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Shadow Robert
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depends what part of it you remember

i mean in most films i've seen ALOT of chairs in the staring roles - only to be killed seconds later by some careless "knight" or something

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Ogre
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Insider: heh, yes I can make a person, but the world would be a rather dull place without some furniture the person could play with?

Raven: I just love those chair characters.. I say Golden Globe, but they don't even get to be on the credits
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InSiDeR
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lol
ack!, the evil buckets and stools have you under there mysterous pine control....arrghh! beware the pine...beware the pine!!!!!

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hehee

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