That's my 1st WIP online. I've been learning maya for about 3 months now.
CC is welcome. Thanks!
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That's my 1st WIP online. I've been learning maya for about 3 months now.
CC is welcome. Thanks!
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I've modeled it myself from a scratch refering to blueprints and pictures.
Thanks for kind words Bullet!
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How much more have you got left to model? and are you going to texture it mate?? Without a tut man thats pretty damn good so far!
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Well, i think i will just add a hole for the trigger and maybe adjust some minor things.
I will try to texture it today but i've never done that before so dunno if i will manage to complete it.
Would be awesome to see it textured
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thanks Iybrid. I know that Ive rushed some parts of the model and it could be done way better but I still like the final result. Maybe will tweak it up in the future.
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C'mon mate...you can texture this...just UV map one small part of it and take it into PS or similar and have a go. If you want to see how to texture I got the Spitfire tutorial and that explains UV maps and PS texturing really nicely...not overly difficult when you see it up front.
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have a look at leons texturing to get an idea of what to look for...its pretty damn good
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I'd like to see that tut, even just for the UV mapping but well, cant afford it at this moment.
And what Leon makes is just... pro. Hopefully I will manage to get to that level in a couple of years
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Yeh Leon is pro man...but I wasnt meaning to be condescending mate LOL I would like to be like that too...sigh...just to give you an idea is all....he is damn good.
TBH go with daves link and have a shot mate...its all good and you wont learn unless you have a crack at it eh?? go on man...you will be fine.
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bullet no worries i know what you mean. as some people say, cg is 1% talent and 99% hard work, maybe not exactly true but there's something in it. "no pain, no gain"
I will try it out soon when i will have some spare time, maybe even this weekend. gotta work on some project atm but i will give that tut a try for sure as i want to learn it, maybe even master it someday.
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