But yeah, the creature phase was still the best one... It's a shame it is so short
Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Niborius on Sun Jan 9th at 11:26am 2011
Posted by Niborius on Sun Jan 9th at 11:26am 2011
Well, it's true that the game was kind of a let-down, but I still enjoyed it a lot. It was awesome to make creatures and see them back in any phase.
But yeah, the creature phase was still the best one... It's a shame it is so short
But yeah, the creature phase was still the best one... It's a shame it is so short
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by G4MER on Sun Jan 9th at 11:38am 2011
Posted by G4MER on Sun Jan 9th at 11:38am 2011
Hey RIVEN:
http://cubeecraftfanclub.blogspot.com/2009_07_01_archive.html
Scroll down to friday, 3 july 2009 A Castle on the Ocean.. WOW! Its all made of paper, took 4 years to build.. even has moving parts..
http://cubeecraftfanclub.blogspot.com/2009_07_01_archive.html
Scroll down to friday, 3 july 2009 A Castle on the Ocean.. WOW! Its all made of paper, took 4 years to build.. even has moving parts..
Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Le Chief on Sun Jan 23rd at 12:39pm 2011
Posted by Le Chief on Sun Jan 23rd at 12:39pm 2011
A Tangara Train I'm modeling for a project me and my class are working on. Textures have to be made from scratch (base colours > details > material noise > grunge).
This particular model is exciting for me because I have an interest in trains, maybe too much Thomas the Tank Engine when I was younger.
This particular model is exciting for me because I have an interest in trains, maybe too much Thomas the Tank Engine when I was younger.
Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by topher on Sun Jan 23rd at 6:17pm 2011
Posted by topher on Sun Jan 23rd at 6:17pm 2011
It's coming along. Is it just me or do the doors look a little wide compared to the reference?
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Posted by Niborius on Sun Jan 23rd at 9:52pm 2011
Perhaps it is, but also notice that the real life picture is taking from a different angle.
Posted by Niborius on Sun Jan 23rd at 9:52pm 2011
Quoting topher
It's coming along. Is it just me or do the doors look a little wide compared to the reference?
Perhaps it is, but also notice that the real life picture is taking from a different angle.
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Crollo on Sun Jan 23rd at 10:27pm 2011
Posted by Crollo on Sun Jan 23rd at 10:27pm 2011
This is my variant of the SCAR-H, a weapon manufactured by FN HESTREL chambered for the 7.62x51mm NATO round, complete with rails and fixed sights.
Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Le Chief on Mon Jan 24th at 2:48pm 2011
Posted by Le Chief on Mon Jan 24th at 2:48pm 2011
Looking good there Elliot. What's with the colours?
It's just the angle as Nib said. I modeled the side off a diagram so I'm pretty safe.
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Quoting "topher"
It's coming along. Is it just me or do the doors look a little wide compared to the reference?
It's just the angle as Nib said. I modeled the side off a diagram so I'm pretty safe.
Here's the latest:
Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Le Chief on Sun Jan 30th at 3:05am 2011
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Re: 2D/3D art
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Re: 2D/3D art
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Really nice. But I'd like to see it with textures made from photos (or something) from the real world. It's noticeable for me that textures are made out of a white image.
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Le Chief on Sun Feb 13th at 1:12am 2011
Posted by Le Chief on Sun Feb 13th at 1:12am 2011
That's really difficult because it's both hard to find on the web and hard to take your own photos of the Tangara to turn into textures.
But the Tangara's texturing is pretty simple and isn't too difficult to replicate with simple textures.
But the Tangara's texturing is pretty simple and isn't too difficult to replicate with simple textures.
Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Riven on Sun Feb 13th at 1:49am 2011
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Posted by Riven on Sun Feb 13th at 1:49am 2011
Damn, looks pretty good Aaron! I'd make the cabin visible through the glass, and then ......
....Put it into Source! I've always wanted to make a train map, or somehow incorporate a train as the mainstay of a map one way or another.
I do agree about the texturing though, the model looks nice enough to where it probably deserves it. Either way though, looks like a really good interpretation of the real deal. The textures would also allow you to get some nice bump maps in there to spruce it up!
....Put it into Source! I've always wanted to make a train map, or somehow incorporate a train as the mainstay of a map one way or another.
I do agree about the texturing though, the model looks nice enough to where it probably deserves it. Either way though, looks like a really good interpretation of the real deal. The textures would also allow you to get some nice bump maps in there to spruce it up!
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Le Chief on Sun Feb 20th at 10:20am 2011
Posted by Le Chief on Sun Feb 20th at 10:20am 2011
Thanks Riven.
My class mates have been trying to encourage me to model the interior as well but it just seems like a lot of work. I think the interior would be harder to model than the exterior but that said, I think I could get away with modeling the interior to a lower standard than the exterior of it.
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Quoting "Riven"
I'd make the cabin visible through the glass
My class mates have been trying to encourage me to model the interior as well but it just seems like a lot of work. I think the interior would be harder to model than the exterior but that said, I think I could get away with modeling the interior to a lower standard than the exterior of it.
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Orpheus on Sun Feb 20th at 12:40pm 2011
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Posted by Orpheus on Sun Feb 20th at 12:40pm 2011
Hey bud.. I saw a cable car like this last night when I was watchin "Wanted"
Was a very close resemblance.
Was a very close resemblance.
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Riven on Sun Feb 20th at 4:19pm 2011
Do you remember the train engine model in HL2? The one that has a really low-res texture? Well, it has a semi-cabin just enough to appear like a space behind the glass when looking at it from the ground. That's all I meant by building an interior. If you keep the glass pretty smokey, it could still be believable. -Even just as an empty box inside.
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Posted by Riven on Sun Feb 20th at 4:19pm 2011
Quoting Le Chief
but it just seems like a lot of work.
Do you remember the train engine model in HL2? The one that has a really low-res texture? Well, it has a semi-cabin just enough to appear like a space behind the glass when looking at it from the ground. That's all I meant by building an interior. If you keep the glass pretty smokey, it could still be believable. -Even just as an empty box inside.
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by sgtfly on Sun Feb 20th at 7:17pm 2011
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Posted by sgtfly on Sun Feb 20th at 7:17pm 2011
Very nice work.
/me jealous
/me jealous
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Niborius on Sun Feb 20th at 9:31pm 2011
Posted by Niborius on Sun Feb 20th at 9:31pm 2011
Wow that is just awesome, you're getting better and better. Well done
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Le Chief on Sun Feb 20th at 11:42pm 2011
Posted by Le Chief on Sun Feb 20th at 11:42pm 2011
Thanks guys, I shall see what I can do about an interior. 
That's interesting. I tried finding a picture of this cable car but didn't find anything.
Quoting "Orpheus"
Hey bud.. I saw a cable car like this last night when I was watchin "Wanted"
Was a very close resemblance.
Was a very close resemblance.
That's interesting. I tried finding a picture of this cable car but didn't find anything.
Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Orpheus on Mon Feb 21st at 12:32am 2011
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Posted by Orpheus on Mon Feb 21st at 12:32am 2011
Don't quote me on it, but I'm pretty sure it was in Wanted.
I don't think I watched any other movies last night..
I don't think I watched any other movies last night..
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Re: 2D/3D art
Posted by Niborius on Mon Feb 21st at 4:19pm 2011
Posted by Niborius on Mon Feb 21st at 4:19pm 2011
I'm possibly going to watch that movie again soon. I'll keep an eye out for the train, heh pretty curious if it's in there
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