| Line Modeling Tutorial [message #31748] |
Wed, 16 July 2003 20:33  |
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how many of you would take the time to look at a "Model from the real thing" weapon tutorial using lines and extrudes.Im half way done with it and want to know before i finish it up
simple yes or no qustion no "n00b" or any comments of the likes
Farewell.
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| Line Modeling Tutorial [message #31752] |
Wed, 16 July 2003 20:51  |
xSeth2k2x
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its effective and gets the job done
i somhow dont thtink thats a yes/no qustion
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| Re: Line Modeling Tutorial [message #31795] |
Thu, 17 July 2003 04:30 |
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how many of you would take the time to look at a "Model from the real thing" weapon tutorial using lines and extrudes.Im half way done with it and want to know before i finish it up
simple yes or no qustion no "n00b" or any comments of the likes
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NO.
Tracing a picture and extruding is both stupid and completely amaturish.
This is one of the worst ways to "Model from the real thing".
You don't need to trace a picture with line at all to have an accurate model. (Using the right shapes would produce a more accurately looking model than tracing it with the line)
.:Red Alert: A Path Beyond Modeler:.
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| Re: Line Modeling Tutorial [message #31861] |
Thu, 17 July 2003 09:51 |
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how many of you would take the time to look at a "Model from the real thing" weapon tutorial using lines and extrudes.Im half way done with it and want to know before i finish it up
simple yes or no qustion no "n00b" or any comments of the likes
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NO.
Tracing a picture and extruding is both stupid and completely amaturish.
This is one of the worst ways to "Model from the real thing".
You don't need to trace a picture with line at all to have an accurate model. (Using the right shapes would produce a more accurately looking model than tracing it with the line)
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Amaturish.....Tell that to all the pros in ghost recon modeling(and alot of other games) modding
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| Re: Line Modeling Tutorial [message #31869] |
Thu, 17 July 2003 10:11 |
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| Sir Phoenixx |
| xSeth2k2x |
how many of you would take the time to look at a "Model from the real thing" weapon tutorial using lines and extrudes.Im half way done with it and want to know before i finish it up
simple yes or no qustion no "n00b" or any comments of the likes
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NO.
Tracing a picture and extruding is both stupid and completely amaturish.
This is one of the worst ways to "Model from the real thing".
You don't need to trace a picture with line at all to have an accurate model. (Using the right shapes would produce a more accurately looking model than tracing it with the line)
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Amaturish.....Tell that to all the pros in ghost recon modeling(and alot of other games) modding
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Amaturish. Tracing a picture doesn't show any skill or talent what so ever.
Oh look, I can trace a picture! :rolleyes:
.:Red Alert: A Path Beyond Modeler:.
E-mail: sirphoenixx@gmail.com
AIM: Sir Phoenixx
ICQ: 339325768
MSN: sirphoenixx@hotmail.com
Yahoo: sirphoenix86
If anyone needs any help with using 3dsmax, or gmax feel free to contact me.
My Gallery: sir-phoenixx.deviantart.com/gallery
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| Line Modeling Tutorial [message #31891] |
Thu, 17 July 2003 11:02 |
xSeth2k2x
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its not just tracing still have to extrude,edit,round and all that
Farewell.
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