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PhantomOokami
30-07-2005, 04:30 AM
Well, I'm trying to get back into 3d modeling. I think this time around I've been more successful. Ben Mathis' has GREAT video tutorials. My only problems are feet,hands and partially the head.
Anyway, I decided to start with the head first this time and it looks good to me so far. I'm using 3ds max 7 and I'd like some feedback because I'm still a major newbie. I'm not putting this guy in a game but I do want to make him lowpoly and such.
I'm trying to give him a visor but I don't know how to go about that with this, anyway... here it is so far =)
http://tinypic.com/9kywlu.jpg
Brodix
30-07-2005, 05:08 AM
Looks like a good start. Welcome back to 3d :D
Track_Maniac
30-07-2005, 05:12 AM
Looking good so far. Werewolves ROCK! I was checking out your other earlier threads and was looking at your 2D stuff, you are quite good at that part of it so your texturing will definately help make the model look that much better. I'm pretty new to this stuff too and trust me a good texturing job can help out a simple model alot. I say just keep at it and this could turn out great.
Johny
30-07-2005, 06:32 AM
the mesh is a mess i see loads of poly waste and there isnt a singlestable edgeloop , i would recomend doing the joan of arc tutorial ;)
PhantomOokami
30-07-2005, 06:35 AM
Yeah, I have trouble with lowpoly heads. Unfortunatly, the only tutorial I can really understand is Ben Mathis' video's =S I tried Joan of Arc many times but got stumped. I could give it a shot again, but it'll be hard to work it into a lowpoly head.
PhantomOokami
01-08-2005, 05:04 AM
Update: I worked on the body a bit. I'll post a wire some other time. I'm thinking of redoing the head as well.
http://tinypic.com/9r5e1u.jpg
The legs kinda look funny from the front and I need to work on the torso/shirt.
skripturez
01-08-2005, 05:51 AM
looks pretty good.
a suggestion, change the colour of the background in the render... i think its under environment. black make it hard to see the whole model.
also would like to see some wires of the body.
keep it up!
PhantomOokami
01-08-2005, 07:00 AM
I was wondering where you change that! Thanks.
I tweaked the model a bit and heres the wire.
http://tinypic.com/9r7qdz.jpg
Esteban
01-08-2005, 11:52 PM
Is this pic yours? Cause I'm from canada too.... and if you really look like that, I'll get my keys and I'll be at your house in an hour... ;) nice work btw
PhantomOokami
02-08-2005, 03:28 AM
My avatar? Oh no, thats not me. Alizée is a french singer that I happen to like(I'm gonna give this guy an Alizée shirt too, haha).
Anyway, thanks for the comments on the model, I'll try redoing the head and see how it goes today.
I'll try the Joan of Arc method and if that fails I'll look for more tutorials.
Feel free to add some c&c
Jason-Lavoie
02-08-2005, 05:33 AM
On a side note... I am from canada as well, and I like canada :)
The model itself is pretty good, you have some mesh flow problems such as the waist and the crouch, so try and look at other models, and see if you could make the mesh cleaner.
keep it up :)
skripturez
02-08-2005, 07:15 AM
gee u canadians are pretty patriotic huh...
phantom, can i see a close up wire frame of the head? try taking a screenshot in max, it makes the wire easier to read.
PhantomOokami
02-08-2005, 08:12 AM
Heres the wireframe for the head, like you asked.
http://tinypic.com/9stm43.jpg
skripturez
02-08-2005, 01:54 PM
ok the mesh is a little messy... you need to adjust the flow of the mesh to define the shape better. you have done this well with the body, but the head is all over the place. luckily this is fixable.
i've made some general suggestions to the work flow, but i think you would benefit more from figurung the rest out yourself.
PhantomOokami
05-08-2005, 04:06 AM
Haven't been able to post for a while...
Anyway, I tried adjusting the head and fixing it up but I'm still having problems and it looks like I'd be better off remodeling it. Does anyone know or have a tutorial for the muzzle?
bunglo
05-08-2005, 04:16 AM
wut the hell is up with all of these canadians (no offense) Are you guys planning an invasion??? well it wont work!!! hmph. OK lol, umm well, your model is looking good since you are a "major newbie" I like the ben mathis tuts too. But i do have one suggestion, maybe make the legs more like strong dog legs. Unless he is waring pants (cant see the concept) well, keep working at it!
O one more thing, I HATE THE DAMN JON OF ARC TUT!!!! (i cant do it lol) man i suck at modeling. Except for guns, i think im pretty good at that :)
PhantomOokami
05-08-2005, 10:34 PM
wut the hell is up with all of these canadians (no offense) Are you guys planning an invasion??? well it wont work!!! hmph. OK lol, umm well, your model is looking good since you are a "major newbie" I like the ben mathis tuts too. But i do have one suggestion, maybe make the legs more like strong dog legs. Unless he is waring pants (cant see the concept) well, keep working at it!
O one more thing, I HATE THE DAMN JON OF ARC TUT!!!! (i cant do it lol) man i suck at modeling. Except for guns, i think im pretty good at that :)
Don't worry, we're not planning anything. Someone was just curious if I was my Avatar and Jason said he was Canadian too.
He is wearing pants and I would have given him dog legs if he were not. I think I did a pretty good job of making it look like he has those legs in his pants.
Joan of Arc tutorial is a pain... it doesn't help with muzzles,lol.
PhantomOokami
06-08-2005, 03:51 AM
Heres an update of the body. I redid the ****** area completely. I'm going to start working on the neck and then the hands. C&C is always welcome.
http://tinypic.com/a1o42g.jpg
WehrWolfe
17-09-2005, 03:52 AM
Nice, i am always a fan of anything that has to do with wolves, love these picks by the way, keep trying to get the muzzle :D
Texan
17-09-2005, 10:47 AM
Hmmm the last time i checked i was never a werewolf but it does kinda explain why i have been waking up naked in fields out in the middle of nowhere
J/K my name is Beau just thought that was pretty funny when i saw the thread title
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