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In this start to finish texturing project within Substance Painter we cover all the techniques you need to texture the robot character.
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18-10-2006
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It really does look great!
excellent work!
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realy nice work
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24-10-2006
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it is fun but a huge waste as you actually achieve nothing...
Anyway, I thought the picuture you posted after my post was much more accurate, just watch the side profile, toes still need a tiny bit of work and your abs need to be a little more imperfect in sizes and alignment...
Being a semi-bodybuilder myself I have seen guys that are gargantuan and are totally not in proportion, so don't stress too much, just try find the correct balance that looks right to you.
Awesome work, keep it up, can't wait to see more!!!!!!!
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25-10-2006
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In any case, I will add assymetries after I finish the one side and start fooling around puting it all together. In the mean time I have done some work on the hands and attached them to the body. I am not happy with them so I will be redoing them (well, tweaking the one I had saved before attaching to the body), but at least the picture gives an idea of what this thing will look like.
I reworked the abs area some more.
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26-10-2006
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I added a belly button already and did more tweaks to the legs and torso. Now im thinking about what kinds of cloths to put on him...he wont have many cloths on. Ive never rigged anything before but id love to experiment setting up a walk cycle with him.
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27-10-2006
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Looks good so far, my only crit is that I think you need to round out the torso a little more as its still a bit blocky...
Otherwise its good so far
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this is looking so cool
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27-10-2006
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Jay, i tried rounding out the torso some more. I tweaked quite a bit but i dont see a significant change...maybe with your fresh eyes you can give an opinion as to whether it looks better.
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27-10-2006
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It looks okay from here, perhaps a side view too would show some difference as well
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thx
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28-10-2006
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Aside from the overall symmetry of the muscles, my main crit would be that in the side view the whole thing looks a little vertical. Usually the different parts of the body will sit at a opposing angles. So the ribcage will lean back on its axis and the pelvis will lean forward. Similarly, the same thing happens with the leg. At the moment everything looks a little straight up and down which is making him look a little stiff.
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