Car Model
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| Based on an Audi A2 (ish)... decided to send it into the future a bit! Still got to do some more internal detail (like the driver) and finish up the detail on the texture. The body and internal detail is textured with a 512x512 texture and stands at 1256 triangles. The wheels are a 256x256 texture with bags of space for other stuff and are 210 triangles each. So for the whole car you're talking 2096 triangles. The first set of screenshots are direct from blitz. [img http://homepage.ntlworld.com/rob.farley/milkshape/screenshot.jpg]  |
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| i like,maybe you could stretch it little bit ! dave |
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| Yeah. I looks too short in the renders, although it looks good in the wireframe screenshot. |
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| Very nice model. (Wish I could model like that). |
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| I like the stumpy feel of it! And off road short wheel base is always a winner! Still got to play with the UVs so I get more detail on the lights and stuff also got to squeeze in room for the driver too. And while we're about it does anyone know how to change only one texture if your model has more than one? ie, I've got 2 surfaces and want to entitytexture model,texture,"material name"? |
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| looks cute! |
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| Yeah stumpy looks good, looks a bit like a Micro Machine! Gives it a very nippy feel. (I said nippy!) |
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| looks like when you lock up a hummer and a ferrari over night, this would be the result. the chassis is very nice, i like it's width, but the high ground-distance looks very uncommon, offroader-ish. Well, in fact it isn't standing on a road. |
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| I like the stumpy look. Wheels are cool but I'm not sure such lo-profile tyres are suited to off-roading. :) And while we're about it does anyone know how to change only one texture if your model has more than one? ie, I've got 2 surfaces and want to entitytexture model,texture,"material name"? Create a brush, assign it the texture and then PaintSurface, should do it. |
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| when you want to load the mesh with loadanimmesh, you can recognize surfaces by the entityname, When you want to use LoadMesh, you can identify the surfaces by tracking down used textures as described in the SaveB3D example in the code archives (mesh section), and then simply overpaint the surfaces with a new brush, as big10p said. BTW this way you can also edit all Brush Properties (eg. blending mode etc. easily). |
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| I'll have a play with that at some point, I want to dynamically create the car textures so colour, decals, numbers etc get stamped on at the beginning of a race. The problem is that the glass is one surface and the bodywork is another, so hopefully this findsurface and brush stuff should sort the problem. |
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| Nice model! Maybe bit too tight front wheel wells but who cares :) |
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| looks nice , but the smoothing groups look a little weird in places |
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| Nice model.. but it looks like a hovercar with wheels.. but, it's unique. Tracer |
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| I wanna see what it looks like when it blows up. |
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| YAY! How many polys did that take? :P |
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