Originally Posted by danitchu

Hi polycount!!, i just finish my Space armor combat Libertaria-027 !!!!!
The armor have 14972 tris and use 2048x2048 difusse, normal , spec and glow maps. The hammer have 586 and the base 451 tris , both use 1024x1024 difffuse, normal and spec maps.
The final render its with Marmoset and the focus lights added with photoshop.
Thanks for following !!!

http://danielorive.blogspot.com/

Wicked cool, man!

@C86G : of course it's alway important to keep the checker unstretched but it's more useful that the checker would follow the patch like this :



the advantage of this trick is that you will not notice the distorsion of pixel that you can occasionnally noticed in the game that use 256² texture. no only that, you can know here exactly the bodypart is and you can easily edit the texture this way.

750 polys, normal, spec, dif:

nice and shiny. We humans like shiny things

Gilesruscoe that is some superb work Loving the bashed surface on the main ball! very realistic.

Here's an update on my "mech thingy" project. Shameless cross post.



Also if anyone knows anything about weapon coding particularly all things custom especially animations, i'd really appreciate it!

Edit: UDK coding btw

Project thread: http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=92643

Undead priest wip. Just for fun.

Worked on my Voldemort sculpt abit more, made him more emaciated like suggested, which works better?

Old or new?

Originally Posted by gilesruscoe

750 polys, normal, spec, dif:

hehe like it.. shiny deadly thing
in what is it rendered ? udk ?

This thread never fails to impress. Great work everyone.

My new personal project wip:

Suburbbum that looks brilliant mate.

@Hboybowen, Impala, Alphavader, thanks! It's rendered in Marmoset with a pretty simple setup. That program never stops amazing me. The purpose of making this mace was to show a few friends how to go about making textures for their models, if anybody is interested its here, comes with the lowpoly model, my textures, and a PDF walk through.. pretty simple stuff though, im no pro

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/14324914/New...20Tutorial.zip

Really buckling down and working on the lighting.

FirstKeeper - That looks so yummy.

gilesruscoe - NICE! One little nit pick, the idea of scratches on the ball is amazing but those scratches don't seem to fit to me for some reason other than that though.Amazing.

Not sure I can psychologically handle the epic on this page.

@gilesruscoe Thanks for that! Was just about to ask for flats and stuff. :P

I've been mostly working on polishing up this portfolio piece a bit before I start applying to some internships for the summer. :}

tryin out some zbfibers on my Conan head

awesome stuff everyone, this thread is so inspirational right now

Things have been hectic for me lately - an art test for an internship at Plumbee in London, assets for a royal navy training simulation, a motion-tracking game for the BBC olympic big screens, and models for a CGI film all on the go all at once. I've never worked this hard before, but it actually feels great to be getting shit done hopefully I'll post some of this stuff up if NDAs allow

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Yay for models people have seen one thousand times...

Originally Posted by suburbbum

This thread never fails to impress. Great work everyone.

Simple suggestion, curve and offset the ends of the spikes both left and right, so it isn't just a straight line when its viewed from the side. I'll give it a more interesting silhouette.

Been working on this guy for a Unity game project in one of my classes. The player is an archaeologist that uses questionable methods, namely bombs, to explore caves and find treasure. (This is a render from Blender, not Unity)


Also a Concept and WIP for the main boss. He's at about 1000 faces right now which is a little higher poly than I was intending to go and there are still quite a few accessories I wanted to add to him (crystals) and he doesn't even have hands yet. Not sure what to do with the topology of his muscular arms either as this is my first try at a burly character. His hat is not yet attached to his head which is why the polys look a little strange there. The edge renderer is also doing some weird stuff in the image.

for those who just check this thread (like me sometimes :O)

:P

Working on the old guy...

Thats Godly Lonewolf!

Done a handpainted floor to go in my scene

http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=93496

Originally Posted by Lonewolf

for those who just check this thread (like me sometimes :O)

:P

youre on a whole 'nother level man!