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Next up texturing the head, and then onwards to the body.
I do have a question, i have never created a model that is needed for games, and i tried applying soft/harden edges. But it's not what i'm getting.
Example i wanted to create a hard edge between the screen of the helmet and the helmet itself. How do you do that?
Or do you just soften everything?
Thx!
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nice model and your texturing technic is amazing.
waiting for texturin body.
keep it up!
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Today's update. Still working on the texture, legs needs texturing, and everything that's still on wireframe.
Crit's are welcome!
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Will do a final tweak if i spot something or ofcourse you guys.
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hey cheers man, futu marine is short for futuristic marine.
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The helmet dosent really do it for me, but thats just personal opinion.
If you wanted to you could reduce the number of polys on the chest areas as it looks a bit dense to me for not much reason.
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I will have to work on the contrast of the texture!
And yes i think i could delete a couple edges near the chest, but there are in a helix form towards the arms.
I'll see what i can do, thanks again for the comments!
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