Knightfire2201 wrote:

TK432 wrote:thanks guys. i will post a pic of it when its done

any suggestions?

For picture taking, get rid of all the annoying guides. It looks so much better.

EDIT: Finally, I finished another one of my corridors. All that I need to do is to put in my lightbulbs(which need to be completly remodeled).

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Awesome fan.

Null_1138 wrote:

Knightfire2201 wrote:

TK432 wrote:thanks guys. i will post a pic of it when its done

any suggestions?

For picture taking, get rid of all the annoying guides. It looks so much better.

EDIT: Finally, I finished another one of my corridors. All that I need to do is to put in my lightbulbs(which need to be completly remodeled).

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Awesome fan.

Heh. It is pretty spiffy.

Guess what planet this is?

Earth. The place where those ruins actually are.

And for some more models:

Eaol wrote:And for some more models:

That's Great!


*pokepoke* get some ingame *pokepoke*

Those are nice Eaol.

I've been playing too much MW2. As a result, I've gone all out on a weapon incorporating M4A1, Vector, M14EBR, and E-11 features.
I'm going to try to get an unsuppressed version soon. Q, C, F, :jawa: ?

cool, i have a n00b question, what is a :jawa: ? (i know it's a jawa, but is giving something a jawa good or bad???

IndianaJoe wrote:cool, i have a n00b question, what is a :jawa: ? (i know it's a jawa, but is giving something a jawa good or bad???

It's more of a joke. Unless you provoke the Head jawa, and then he'll send his thugs out to get you. I like being a hitman. :maulsaber:

lol,jk

Is sketchup any good for making a chair that you can sit in, or do you need anims for sitting down, im pretty sure swbf2 already has sitting anims, im making a meeting room map for my clans council.

You could make the chair in Sketchup, but all the posing and adding the things needed to make it "sittable" will have to be done in XSI.

that didn't really answer the question, is giving someone a jawa good or bad...?

IndianaJoe wrote:that didn't really answer the question, is giving someone a jawa good or bad...?

GangsterJawa wrote:

IndianaJoe wrote:cool, i have a n00b question, what is a :jawa: ? (i know it's a jawa, but is giving something a jawa good or bad???

It's more of a joke. Unless you provoke the Head jawa, and then he'll send his thugs out to get you. I like being a hitman. :maulsaber:

lol,jk

Got it?

IndianaJoe wrote:that didn't really answer the question, is giving someone a jawa good or bad...?

The Jawa smilie is mostly used a spam filler. Which means, that it has no meaning whatsoever.

Null_1138 wrote:

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I've been playing too much MW2. As a result, I've gone all out on a weapon incorporating M4A1, Vector, M14EBR, and E-11 features.

As a whole:
E-11 clip and generic MW2 rail system:
M14EBR stock:
Vector grip:

I'm going to try to get an unsuppressed version soon. Q, C, F, :jawa: ?

Awesome models Null! with some good textures those would rock ingame.....

lucasfart wrote:

Null_1138 wrote:Those are nice Eaol.

I've been playing too much MW2. As a result, I've gone all out on a weapon incorporating M4A1, Vector, M14EBR, and E-11 features.

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I'm going to try to get an unsuppressed version soon. Q, C, F, :jawa: ?

Awesome models Null! with some good textures those would rock ingame.....

Oh, I almost forgot about that. I think it has too many polys to put ingame. Especially when you add on attachments.

Aww...... those woulda been awesome ingame

offtopic: wouldn't it be awesome if we could put sketchup models straight ingame......no exporting or editing the model.

Well, the closest that we can get it is that Google allows us to export our models to dae. which can be opened in XSI.

lucasfart wrote: offtopic: wouldn't it be awesome if we could put sketchup models straight ingame......no exporting or editing the model.

That would be pretty awsome, except for the fact that Sketchup and poly-conservative don't go togther. I made a couple models for the FIRST animation challenge in Sketchup, and went to 'port them through Blender, and for some of them, the poly count was in the hundered thousands, for relativly small/simple models. They looked nice after a 'lil bit of damage control, though.

EDIT: Made in Sketchup, assembeled in Blender.

This

Knightfire2201 wrote:

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Totally looks like Jk, looks cool.