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created Tribal Warrior
on 11-03-2009 04:44 PM
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made sword
no video of sculpt sorry, here is a boring video of...basically a turntable. more metal though, so that's good
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Tried making zphere dreadlocks. It worked pretty well. Will be armoring and finishing up
Last edited by ralusek; 11-09-2009 at 01:09 PM..
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noice
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thanks for the video man, by the end it really started to shape up, imo. word on the hammer fall too ha.
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thanks to both. and hammerfall is always a good choice 
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ended up sticking with zpheres to finish.
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nice! now how would you turn that into a game-res model?
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Hammerfall and inflames.. love you 
anyway great work on these dread |
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yes the video gains +50 to awesomeness for teh l33t metalz! great stuff haha. locks look pretty sweet, dont armor him too much, really dig the proportions.
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Last edited by woogity; 11-04-2009 at 06:44 AM..
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thanks for the metal comments . and thanks woogity, I will try to keep him pretty minimal
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nice! now how would you turn that into a game-res model?
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I will just retopo it. maybe group the loose dreads a little more, but i just have to make a blanket mesh over the majority of the head. Then I will just retopo the back hair, and i can definitely drop some strands there. there are already countless strands hidden in that knot. I think i'd rather detail them as they are though, to keep the projection a bit more realistic.
i've never projected something so complicated on to a single mesh though, so i should probably do some test runs first
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about those dread i would make 1 straight uvw it etc, then place it in the same way, or reuse geo from the ones in the head, then for ao i just use ao from the low with the dreads , that way you spare uvw space and it has teh same effect ^^
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johny i'm not sure i fully understood what you were saying. to clarify what i was going to try, i was just gonna retopo a single mesh across the top of the hair, project detail, and normal map it. i already tried it and it seemed to work fine. you're saying to AO bake the low poly of the original dreads? si es mas facil clarificar en espanol, puedo entender
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sorry for delay, have way too many side projects at once.
just made a sword for this guy (i'll just post them in OP), here are links though:
http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/2716/sword.jpg
http://img39.imageshack.us/img39/2200/sword1z.jpg
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