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3 Dimensional Chat / My first try at a face...please tell me what you think!

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Oddmind
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Posted: 17th Apr 2005 11:15
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hey, you may know me as "Mr.Low Poly" or "Doesn't go over 1000 polys", so im trying to make a model at about 3k polys wich is good for a player model in DBPRO i hear. so im actually doing a face on this one, tell me how it looks! btw this is my FIRST face so dont hate on it too bad....

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dj blackdragon3710
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Posted: 17th Apr 2005 12:20
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Looks good other than the fact that it's triangulated a little too much (wonder if I said that right....)

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Benjamin
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Posted: 17th Apr 2005 12:27
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Looks pretty good to me. For a first face I would say its brilliant.


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Ace Of Spades
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Posted: 17th Apr 2005 12:46
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i think its very good. If you don't mind poly's, just run a smoothing operation on it and it will be superb
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Oddmind
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Posted: 17th Apr 2005 13:16
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wel, that is in flat shaded mode, so it looks alot beter in smooth shaded, but i wanted you all to see the geometry, thanks so much for the comments...i might subdivide after i finsh the rest of the model and it seems low enough to where i can spare a few polys.
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Dark Serpent
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Posted: 18th Apr 2005 08:24
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ya you shoukd smooth it. And try to keep the pollies not triangulated.

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TEH_CODERER
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Quote: "And try to keep the pollies not triangulated."

What? Doesn't DB triangluate anyway if you don't?
Nice work on the face!

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Jonny Ree
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Posted: 19th Apr 2005 05:45
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Quote: "What? Doesn't DB triangluate anyway if you don't?"

yes it does. So when making models for DBc/pro one must always look on triangles when counting polys.

For the face, not bad.. but it do have quite a lot of problems. I think perhaps you should try and find some referance to work out from. the head should be a bit wider.. to fit the skill bones, the forehead is a bit too round.. are a few of the problems I see.. I'm really bad at explaining things.. so my advice is just to find a referiance.. front and side view to see what I mean.

Keep up the good work though

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Oddmind
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Posted: 19th Apr 2005 06:48
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lol heres my reference, i drew it myself that might be the problem

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