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*facepalm*


Oh nevermind.

Just made the HAVr A9 Flying Fortress, though it's pretty simple so theres no point in posting pics.

Its my solider.

Front Back Wire The skins arnt that great because i started off just fooling around.
PS to bad idk how to get in game

Check the modeling FAQ. There is a tutorial specifically on getting player models ingame.

StarkillerMarek wrote:Check the modeling FAQ. There is a tutorial specifically on getting player models ingame.

offtopic: congrats satan enjoy your day

redgroupclan wrote:Thanks for telling me about that, ANDEWEGET.

I wanted to test out my newly acquired knowledge, and this is what I came up with:

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As far as I know, there are no longer any "unnecessary polygons" in this Sniper Airspeeder except for on the small cylinders which I figured didn't matter that much. (I was lazy. )
But maybe you "O' Professionals" would like to say otherwise.

just a little tip. if you build half to the ship along an axis where the object can be mirrored, you can duplicate the object symetricly creating a whole object from a half. it appears as though the ship is a little un even in parts. ive used this in almost every model i make to ensure that it is symetrical.

hope it helps.

It looks perfectly symmetrical to me...

Yeah, where does it look uneven?

EDIT: Oh wait now I see it.
The front part/the engine aligned with it is over too far to the right of the big back part on the overhead wireframe.

What I do is i build HALF of what im doing then select all the polygons and right click and go to symmetrizing polygons which should be more toward the bottom.

I took the Gian speeder and the BF1 rebel attack speeder and converted them into civilian vehicles: Unfortunately, the export to and from VRML and 3ds doesn't keep the faces smooth. I'm looking into it.

Look good anyway, and good idea.

Update to the DC-18.....yes, again. I can't stop improving this thing.....

still looks good.

Looks great, but I think I can see one place where an edge-split would really aid the overall look. (when you've got an "upper part where the thingy that the lasers comes out of, you also have that slightly rounded lower part and I think that when splitting the edges between those points, you'll get a cleaner result)
EDIT:
Because I wanted to practice what I preach (that's the saying, right?) I went ahead and updated the model which I used as an avatar and used some newfound knowledge in invisible render skies.

Nice update to the DC-18, RogueKnight!

Definitely a big improvement, mswf! (Would like to see a larger render.) Nevermind, found one.

Looks great, MSWF and Kinet, although I don't really understand what you are saying MSWF.

Explanation: I've only found out that this thing existed and how to use it last week, I'm not claiming to be a real know-how, but I do think that everyone will agree that the effects that these non-destructive changes have a great impact. You won't immediately notice these kinds of things when a model is fully textured, especially when you've got a dark texture, but people will still point out that something doesn't look quite the way it should.

mswf wrote:Explanation:

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This is just called "mark hard edge" in XSI. That's a pretty reasonable explanation by way of that picture.

Finished model and texture.

Questions, Comments, Flames, Commands, Mind Control, Jawas?

RogueKnight wrote:

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Finished model and texture.

Questions, Comments, Flames, Commands, Mind Control, Jawas?

You will release this weapon as soon as possible...


Awesome gun.