i might redo the arms 90 degrees standing straight, just to get proportions
added some legs for now.
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i might redo the arms 90 degrees standing straight, just to get proportions
added some legs for now.
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they are very simple, and dont overlap or have funky intersection. .. plush my machine probably could not go higher for poly counts, edge flow is precious to me .
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anyway, great work!
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Really good, just a similar comment, as Kurt said about the arms, you seem to have the biceps, forearms and hands alot lower than your shoulder, bringthose up and you're pretty much there then. Oh have you got z-brush? That would do some serious stufffor this job. Nice mesh by the way!!
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i tweaked the arms a little better and messed with the back muscles a little.
this is not going to be ZB'ed,
i will model arour and weapons now.
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Yeah thats better, maybe a bit more I think, look at yourself in a mirror.
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Call me thick or whatever, but that shelf in your display is a tear off? How? Is it a script? I have been wanting to do that for a while, please enlighten me, I must have missed somrthing
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it s ascript by david keegan called tear off shelf.Originally posted by Jango
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Call me thick or whatever, but that shelf in your display is a tear off? How? Is it a script? I have been wanting to do that for a while, please enlighten me, I must have missed somrthing
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i attached it to this reply