The Volverito

Ahoy if its not azelito on the modeling track! This is my second model ever wich I finished a while ago. Im now looking for a mesher and hopefully I might get it released for TS... Anyway, renders!











PC is 1600 with the scope and 5 bullets included, C&C etc..

vary nice aze....its a little too clean for a milkshape model....maya? skins in mind? gj...

Doc B... :dodgy:

Great stuff aze m8 :smile:

It was done in 3Ds Max and the remaining detail is left for the skinner.

cool...i take it yer not gonna do the skinning? seems thats an integral part bud... :heee:

Doc B... :dodgy:

be sure to give me the mesh so I can try skinning it :smile: I need a model to test adding a weapon to CoD.

Looks great, az.

Ive got a peep whos gonna do the skinning but I will also try it out myself.. We'll see, I just need it frugging meshed!

like the sight. Keeping the barrel long is always good. Installing maya from the ut2003 cd. See what i can do.

BUMP!! Oi, I aint got nearly enough responds to this! Dont think Im letting it go that easily..

oh no!

Looks damn good man. I just started modeling as well, so I'm curious. how many individual pices is that? just as it shows in the disassembled view?

Well, as groups, those are the parts. But when i modeled it I made on side of the handle as one piece and then mirrored it. The main part is just one thing wich I drew up with the line tool in 3Ds Max. Then I carved the hole for the cylinder. The cylinder is obviously one object with lots of holes in it. The pipe is one object. The rear sights are one object and the front sight is 2. The hammer is one and the thing you pull to get the cylinder out is one. The additions to the cylinders are 3 objects. The triggerguard is one and the trigger another. The scope was extruded and beveled out of one cylinder except for the little wheel on the side.

That makes it... 17 pieces. Hmm..

that is sweet. :biggrin:

...cool gun...

The model does look good, but I think you definately need to be able to make the skins... so often you see some mod has 'new weapon renders' and they are unskinned and it seems to me like most of the work is making the skins and animations for your model, and that going from an unskinned model to a working in game weapon takes a lot longer than going from opening 3DSmax to having an unskinned model.

The problem is not to skin the gun, its to mesh it. Do you homework jeffl0r.

OK well still the hard part wouldn't appear to be actually making the unskinned model.