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# 16 15-06-2006 , 08:57 PM

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Doesn't bother me at all man. I made you a turntable. Here's a low rez version before I smoothed it. I think you'd benefit from this low rez more than if I showed you a smoothed version. I think I maybe using too many polies for a model like this, but hey I'm still learning too. user added image

Turntable with light

TurntableLoRezW/outLight

SemiHiRez

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# 17 16-06-2006 , 11:17 AM

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thanks for turnables ...I was trying to see wireframe so I can see how you made some of the lines to get such fine detail ... I am just amazed with it ...

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# 18 20-06-2006 , 12:50 AM

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as reqeusted the link to the other w.i.p, but be warned the work is good

link to tmnt

If this breaks any rules in this forum plz remove the link as I had a quick look and there is nothing covering this in there.

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# 19 20-06-2006 , 09:54 PM

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Man that looked amazing, thanks for the link.

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# 20 28-06-2006 , 07:39 AM

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Here's my attempt at texturing. I've been redoing it quite a bit. Finally figured, hey....maybe I should just focus on the head first like Jay did. The bump map is not really a map right now, I just used the maya shader. I actually saved it out as a psd file so I could apply it on my photoshop file and then overlap it with more bump maps, but........when I saved it, for some reason the bump map size didnt look right when I reapplied it to the shader. I had to actually decrease the bump value, but it's scale is so much larger than what I had before. So...........basically I'm just going to do the painting first, then go back to the bump next, once I get it down, I'll try to learn all those other maps.

The look I'm going for is realistic, I was trying this tutorial, but it confused me halfway. https://imaginecube.com/text_tutp1.html
I don't expect to have it look that good, it'd be a plus if I could. I mainly just want to learn how to use all those maps, create bumps, blah blah everything required to make something look real.

By the way, I've never really dwelled much into shaders or, lighting and rendering either. I realized that those 3 play a big role in making them look real, but should I worry about it now or just worry about it after I'm done with the mappings.

Anyhow, critiques appreciated.

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# 21 28-06-2006 , 07:42 AM

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I had it skin color before so I could see how it looks, before I changed it to green. Figured...if it doesn't look good in human skin, it won't look good in green.

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# 22 28-06-2006 , 07:42 AM

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# 23 28-06-2006 , 07:46 AM

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# 24 28-06-2006 , 08:55 PM

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love this model, very, very cool. Brings back memories of playing with the old action figures. The timings good as well considering that they're currently making a 3d CG film of the good ol' ninja turtles. I wonder how similar the models will be to this interpretation?

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# 25 30-06-2006 , 07:42 AM

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Added layers of spots and blemishes, and worked on the eyelids a little.

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# 26 30-06-2006 , 07:44 AM

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Originally posted by Rostoons
love this model, very, very cool. Brings back memories of playing with the old action figures. The timings good as well considering that they're currently making a 3d CG film of the good ol' ninja turtles. I wonder how similar the models will be to this interpretation?

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I'm almost confident the movie one won't look anything like this. It's aimed torwards kids eventhough the story is based off the comics. I think the characters were more cartoony according to the poster. Can't wait for it. user added image

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# 27 30-06-2006 , 10:30 AM

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Hey great work, i share the same passion for the turtles, i modelled one a few months ago, This is modelled from the plastic figure..

https://forum.simplymaya.com/showthre...5&pagenumber=2

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# 28 30-06-2006 , 10:55 AM

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rendered, did some texturing on the mask.

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# 29 30-06-2006 , 10:18 PM

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Anhslaught, Lewisears is trying to take your spotlight lol. Nosa they both look redicualasly GREAT lol. I cant wait to see this thing textured haha it makes me want to pull out my Suprer Nintendo and play the games again.

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