My first character
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| I've recently completed my first trimester of a game development course, part of which is to touch on all facets of development including 3DS Max Modeling. Here is my first character which is the final assessment item: http://i50.tinypic.com/167mf5g.png |
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| are you pregnant? |
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| I think it's a good one for starting.. a little bit low-poly, but also kinda funny! |
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| Ruz: are you pregnant? Are you smooth around the bend? |
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| yes:0 its was just a joke BTW, I though it was semester for college students and trimester if you were pregnant? |
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| ah! I'm doing a fast tracked course, 2 years, less holidays then normal uni |
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| Looks good! I wish I could model characters. :) It reminds me of Link. :P |
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| I'm a programmer, but once you get taught how to do it, its easy. |
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| charming how you explained your joke Flemmonk - keep working on those social skills:) model needs a lot of work, torso too narrow. not bad a for a first try, but I don't think modelling characters is ever easy. check out this tutorial, you may find it useful http://www.3dtotal.com/ffa/tutorials/max/joanofarc/joanmenu.php |
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| it looks ok, it would look a lot better with hair or a hat. |
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| Yeah I'm happy with it for a first try. Ruz I tried joan of arc tutorial, it needs to go into more detail. |
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| I made about 30 character meshes before i was happy with any of them. the trick is getting them to deform well, make a good mesh is easy if you have good reference images but animation is something else. but yes good for a first go. |
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| excelent first model! I noticed he doesnt have ears, you could take it a little further and give him ears, or maybe a hat, like flemmonk said. |
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