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Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2011 3:24 pm
by ANDEWEGET
Like the castle...and awesome minigun pose!
Had some more fun with tatooine buildings, this time UDK though. Marmoset isnt good for bigger environments.
Shadows got messed up a bit, dunno why. Textures are all still WIP.
Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2011 3:36 pm
by Cerfon Rournes
Fantastic! It looks so real..
Any chance of getting any of those models ingame?
Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 12:19 am
by kinetosimpetus
Hi.
I have updates.
Kthnxbai
Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 12:33 am
by SpartanA259
Awesome

Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 5:56 am
by Delta-1035
It looks more than awesome!

Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 8:30 am
by ANDEWEGET
@kinetos
Looks good, some things you could do to make it look even better:
Make the visor a bit bigger, it looks pretty small from the front view compared to the rest of the helmet.
Paint in some shadows, makes the shapes easilier readable.
Erase the UVs from the top part.
Maybe some edge highlighting in the texture.
Just some suggestions.
@Cerfon
I dont have any plans to export them to SWBF(I assume thats what you mean with "in-game"). If someone could make a good use of them, maybe when the project is finished.
Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 12:48 pm
by kinetosimpetus
ANDEWEGET wrote:@kinetos
Looks good, some things you could do to make it look even better:
Make the visor a bit bigger, it looks pretty small from the front view compared to the rest of the helmet.
do you mean the eyeglass panel, or the sheets of metal that shade the glass? either way, i think the scale is fine.
Paint in some shadows, makes the shapes more easily readable.
Ok, I made a small adjustment based on this, and I think it looks better.
Erase the UVs from the top part.
I don't understand...
Maybe some edge highlighting in the texture.
There are 4 layers in my texture, A layer than defines custom shading, for the darker parts and the manual shadows, which is a smooth white in most places, and flat shades of gray in others. then there is a scratchy texture layer to give it some wear and tear. i don't like this layer as much currently... and the a layer that adds the mouthpiece and eyepiece textures. and then an AO map. i assume you mean i should edge highlight the texture layer, but i think i want to replace that layer anyway.
Just some suggestions.
Thanks
Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 2:35 pm
by ANDEWEGET
A quick paintover:
Have fun:
kinetosimpetus wrote:
ANDEWEGET wrote:@kinetos
Looks good, some things you could do to make it look even better:
Make the visor a bit bigger, it looks pretty small from the front view compared to the rest of the helmet.
do you mean the eyeglass panel, or the sheets of metal that shade the glass? either way, i think the scale is fine.Something like in the picture I posted, maybe not as big.
Paint in some shadows, makes the shapes more easily readable.
Ok, I made a small adjustment based on this, and I think it looks better.
Erase the UVs from the top part.
I don't understand...Marked it in the picture
Maybe some edge highlighting in the texture.
There are 4 layers in my texture, A layer than defines custom shading, for the darker parts and the manual shadows, which is a smooth white in most places, and flat shades of gray in others. then there is a scratchy texture layer to give it some wear and tear. i don't like this layer as much currently... and the a layer that adds the mouthpiece and eyepiece textures. and then an AO map. i assume you mean i should edge highlight the texture layer, but i think i want to replace that layer anyway.I mean just taking the brush tool and adding some white lines on top of your texture where hard edges are(not as in hard edge marked on the model but edges which produce hard lighting(shadows). Ive added a layer of those on the paintover, but its only on 10% so you might not notice it. I usually have loads of layers for every pass I do on the texture, just to be able to switch em off and on to see how it looks. A good way to give the model some "structure" is, in my experience, using a high rez dirt/grunge brush, create two layers, one for white, one for black. Then "tip" the brush as long as it needs to cover the parts you want to give some structure(whatever material you want to simulate). Dont make strokes, but tip it, you dont want to cover it completely in black/white. Then adjust the opacity depending on which material you want to create(lower for cloth if at all, higher for metal, highest for stone). You could use photos, too. Then I usually add another layer for "real" dirt, which I dont apply as broadly, but just in some areas. This layer has a higher opacity, because it should be noticeable. The "structure" is just something you would not notice as actual "detail" of the texture.
Just some suggestions.
Thanks
Glad to be somehow useful. 
Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 3:32 pm
by Cerfon Rournes
Impetus: Great job dude.
@ANDE; Ok.

Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 11:56 am
by Lephenix
New Wip model from me, my first attempt at hard surface/high detailed mesh, i am proud to present you my TOR smuggler blaster pistol:
And a ambient occlusion render of phase 3
Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 12:37 pm
by Maveritchell
Looks nice; did you use either of the Softimage Mod Tool tools (Ultimapper/Render Map)? I can never get quite that (LOD) quality with them.
Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 12:40 pm
by THEWULFMAN
Might be 3DS Max. Regardless of what you used, it looks nice Lephenix.
Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 12:50 pm
by Lephenix
Maveritchell wrote:Looks nice; did you use either of the Softimage Mod Tool tools (Ultimapper/Render Map)? I can never get quite that (LOD) quality with them.
I used softimage and i selected my models and gone into create-material-ambient occlusion, i choose 300 for samples, i exit the window and i opened a render window by pressing the q key and i draged the window over the model and with AA on highest and waited for the model to be rendered and i saved the pic.
Thanks for your comments

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Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 2:51 pm
by Cerfon Rournes
It looks very good, great job.

Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 4:29 pm
by naru1305
wow this is an awesome work and it is:
HIGH POLY
btw i planned to make a TOR smuggler unit in xsi, lets talk tomorrow via xfire about it

Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 8:19 am
by Delta-1035
@Lephenix: I think I have a really good use for that awesome gun!

Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 8:44 am
by Lephenix
naru1305 wrote:btw i planned to make a TOR smuggler unit in xsi, lets talk tomorrow via xfire about it

Well, it is not really for a mod, it is high poly/hard surface modeling practice and baking high details on a low poly, but thanks for the offer.
Delta-1035 wrote:@Lephenix: I think I have a really good use for that awesome gun!

Thanks, but i have done like 30% of the entire work for the gun and i don't release my assets, but i'll think about it, maybe when finished

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Btw i have 2 models WIPs at the same, but i have shown the 1st one only on my forum, but i decided to show it here too now, it is my first attempt at head modeling (yeah lot of first attempts for practicing

), here it is:
Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 3:32 pm
by Maveritchell
Aircraft model I've been working on:
Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 3:38 pm
by Fiodis
Looks pretty nice and accurate. That's a lot of guns it has, though - is it going to have room for more than one pilot?
Re: SWBF Series Model Showcase Thread 5th Edition
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 3:48 pm
by DarthD.U.C.K.
that looks really good!
is this the beginning of a highpoly-wave?
