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Posted by Le Chief on Mon Aug 2nd at 4:35am 2010

Quoting "Zein"
Quoting aaron_da_killa
A quick scene I did up in Cinema 4D which is the modeling program we use for the game dev course I'm doing. smiley


What school are you taking that course in?


I'm doing it at Tafe, it's an Australian thing.

Something I was doing for fun, I modeled some things I own:




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Posted by Niborius on Mon Aug 2nd at 7:43am 2010

Well done smiley I like the shadows.

Maybe could have used some purple light effects coming from the lamp though
I also have such lamp btw. smiley


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Posted by Le Chief on Mon Aug 2nd at 7:54am 2010

Thanks!

Here's a photo of my real life lava lamp.


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Posted by tnkqwe on Mon Aug 2nd at 12:40pm 2010

Pretty nice. You can recreate your room to see how the models look in game.

Edit:

By the way, this is how one of my textures look like while I'm working on it.


Thanks allot, Aaron! smiley


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Posted by Riven on Mon Aug 2nd at 11:35pm 2010

That's a nice brick texture. Does it tile? -It looks like it will since I'm guessing you took the effort to get it in-game, smiley.

I had no idea goldsource could do detail textures like that for lighting. Do you do anything else with the detail texture other than make a greyscale version out of the original? -Perhaps mess with the levels or curves to get more noticeable edges to look sharp!

but, if those are gonna look like those other screenshots you already posted in your citizen_arms thread, then I imagine it's gonna look good enough.


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Posted by Le Chief on Tue Aug 3rd at 10:18am 2010

Pretty good! Although it has no distinct features (a good thing) to give away the fact that it is tiling, it's quite low res so it may still appear to tile from a distance. It could also do with some sharpening it's quite blurry, just in photoshop filter > sharpen > sharpen once or twice will do the trick.

Looking at your source photo, maybe next time you could take the photo a bit further away from the wall too which will give you a better result provided you have enough megapixels to still be able to capture the detail of the individual bricks from that greater distance.




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Posted by Riven on Tue Aug 3rd at 12:00pm 2010

Ah, Aaron makes a good point. There don't seem to be enough bricks in the texture to warrent them covering a standard-sized wall height, meaning it will probably have to tile vertically for reaching player height! -At least, if you want the brick sizes to match their real-world application. It may look strange in-game if you don't scale accordingly.

It looks like it's only large enough for a sign decal or something. Not an entire wall height.




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Posted by tnkqwe on Wed Aug 4th at 11:21am 2010

Quoting aaron_da_killa
Pretty good! Although it has no distinct features (a good thing) to give away the fact that it is tiling, it's quite low res so it may still appear to tile from a distance. It could also do with some sharpening it's quite blurry, just in photoshop filter > sharpen > sharpen once or twice will do the trick.

Good idea. I'll try that on the in-game texture.

Quoting aaron_da_killa
Looking at your source photo, maybe next time you could take the photo a bit further away from the wall too which will give you a better result provided you have enough megapixels to still be able to capture the detail of the individual bricks from that greater distance.

I'll try this too, if I find a wall which is high enough. But even that big, the texture looks nice.

I also keep the original textures in order to edit them if I have to. This way I don't have to make a new texture out of the same photo.

The detail texture's scale is not bigger than 256x256, because it makes bad effects when I sharpen the image. I will upload an image to show you what happens. But later.


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Posted by tnkqwe on Sat Aug 28th at 11:11am 2010

Developer notes: August 2010
Demon concept



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This is my first successful attempt to draw a demon. I have drawn this in order to save the idea and to help while making the model.
This is only the shape. There is still some more info left to add. I'm also still working on the story.


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Posted by Le Chief on Sun Aug 29th at 8:49am 2010

I think I'm finished with my lava lamp scene smiley




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Posted by tnkqwe on Sun Aug 29th at 4:21pm 2010

WOW! That's really nice. You have moved the list of paper from the desk to the wall.


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Posted by Niborius on Sun Aug 29th at 4:52pm 2010

I just HAD to post to say that that scene is so beautiful, I really really love the background. It's just how my dream computer location would be like.

Makes me feel good somehow.

Hey where is the mouse n keyboard? ^^


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Posted by Riven on Mon Aug 30th at 12:30am 2010

Oh, nice, that looks really sleek. Would you sit on the floor while you use that?

Also, there's no lighting coming from the lava lamp? -And the computer case is practically a black void with a few lights. Also, the whole scene or the dark objects are too dark to see any of their detail.

Nevertheless, it looks like a really cool scene. And boy that must be in a high-rise apartment, because it looks like the city view is pretty far down!



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Posted by Le Chief on Mon Aug 30th at 7:04am 2010

Thanks guys! smiley

Quoting "Niborius"
Hey where is the mouse n keyboard? ^^


I know I said I think I was finished but I think I'd like to work on it a bit more and I think one of the things would be to add a mouse and keyboard to the scene. smiley

Quoting "Riven"
Would you sit on the floor while you use that?


The wood surface the computer is on is a desk. If you look to the right you can see the edge of the desk.


Quoting "Riven"
Also, there's no lighting coming from the lava lamp?


There is subtle light coming from the lava lamp. The surface of the desk surrounding the lava lamp, the blinds and the letter on the right have a pinkish tint from the lava lamp.

Quoting "Riven"
And boy that must be in a high-rise apartment, because it looks like the city view is pretty far down!


I hate heights in real life so I thought it would have been exciting for me for this scene to take place in some sort of high rise building. What you see outside the window is a night time photo of Tokyo. smiley


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Posted by Le Chief on Thu Sep 2nd at 1:57pm 2010

My first ever character model:



It's for a project our whole class is working on. I've decided to model a 70's style low poly Pimp. So far I've only textured the hat and shoes, next is the pants, then the jacket then hands and face. Then I'm gonna model love heart shaped glasses and a walking stick and get those textured to.



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Posted by Riven on Fri Sep 3rd at 8:09am 2010

Quoting "Riven"
Also, there's no lighting coming from the lava lamp?[/quote]

There is subtle light coming from the lava lamp. The surface of the desk surrounding the lava lamp, the blinds and the letter on the right have a pinkish tint from the lava lamp.


Ah, I never noticed it. But boy, that's a long way to lean over to reach your computer! (but my next guess would be that bachelor probably has a wireless keyboard and mouse, and thus, only needs a nice recliner to sit back on while he surfs the web. smiley

About the Pimp: -That's hilarious. smiley I gotta say, I could never do character models. I can't draw organic people, and I could definitely never build monster/character models. That's just a field I envy for those who can. And, if you can master this, then more power to ya!

The hat is textured nicely... although the length of the torso, makes me think of a missionary (minus the leopard skin around the hat denoting otherwise smiley )

Is that supposed to be the coat hes wearing?

-Don't lose the angle of the hat, that'll make it in the end! smiley


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Posted by Le Chief on Sun Sep 5th at 2:31am 2010

Quoting "Riven"
I can't draw organic people, and I could definitely never build monster/character models. That's just a field I envy for those who can.


I'm in the same boat as you. I never thought I would be able to model characters either but it turns out there are ways you can and you don't need to posses some sort of magic powers as I once thought. smiley


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Posted by Crono on Sun Sep 5th at 7:45pm 2010

I guess I should tell you this now before you get too far ahead ... he needs a cane.


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Posted by Le Chief on Mon Sep 6th at 1:11am 2010

Quoting Crono
I guess I should tell you this now before you get too far ahead ... he needs a cane.


Oh defiantly, one step ahead of ya smiley:

Quoting "aaron_da_killa"
Then I'm gonna model love heart shaped glasses and a walking stick and get those textured to.


I haven't modeled the cane yet because I'd like to add the bones first (which are required for animation) so I can move his arm down to see how long the cane needs to be and so I can get it looking right and such. And before I add the bones I want to finish texturing the rest of the character. smiley


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Posted by Le Chief on Tue Sep 7th at 12:35pm 2010

Texturing is chugging along, I've started working on his jacket/chest:



For the face I'm planning to use this photo of Terry Crews (for the lol's):




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