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Modeling doodle

Re: Modeling doodle Posted by Tracer Bullet on Mon Jan 26th 2004 at 3:07am
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Some images in this post have been automatically down-sized, click on them to view the full sized versions:

I've been learning maya this weekend, and thought I'd post what I've managed so far.

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This is the first object I've created outside of a tutorial... Crits?
Re: Modeling doodle Posted by Dr Brasso on Mon Jan 26th 2004 at 4:16am
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Posted 2004-01-26 4:16am
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damn nice TB...well done....my suggestion?..keep bangin away at it....youve got a start on...with potoential... :smile:

Doc B... :dodgy:
Re: Modeling doodle Posted by Crono on Mon Jan 26th 2004 at 6:49am
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Posted 2004-01-26 6:49am
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Nice short sword TB. It's much better then anything I can do, I'm 100% inept when it comes to 3d modeling.
Re: Modeling doodle Posted by Gollum on Mon Jan 26th 2004 at 1:09pm
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Posted 2004-01-26 1:09pm
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Pretty good....but I recommend lighting it more clearly so that we can see all the details (like the joins). Otherwise it looks like your hiding your work behind moody lighting :heee:
Re: Modeling doodle Posted by Pegs on Mon Jan 26th 2004 at 1:44pm
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Posted 2004-01-26 1:44pm
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Blody good :clap: , the only thing i see rong with t is maby the actuall sword (Blade) should be slightly longer. :poke:
Re: Modeling doodle Posted by matt on Mon Jan 26th 2004 at 2:11pm
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Posted 2004-01-26 2:11pm
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the correct speeling of "blody" is bloody. :smile:
Re: Modeling doodle Posted by Monqui on Mon Jan 26th 2004 at 3:30pm
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Posted 2004-01-26 3:30pm
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The correct spelling of "speeling" is spelling.
Re: Modeling doodle Posted by KoRnFlakes on Mon Jan 26th 2004 at 3:45pm
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Posted 2004-01-26 3:45pm
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haha, btw. His spelling is very lacking & I would rather people take it with a pinch of salt than point it out. I shall get rather aggrovated.
Re: Modeling doodle Posted by Gollum on Mon Jan 26th 2004 at 6:01pm
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Posted 2004-01-26 6:01pm
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The correct spelling of "aggrovated"...... :heee:
Re: Modeling doodle Posted by Tracer Bullet on Mon Jan 26th 2004 at 7:25pm
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Posted 2004-01-26 7:25pm
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The odd lighting is because I don't know how to do lighting yet... that was just the default. I supose I could post another image from a different angle though. The thing I was most concerned about was the transition between the handle and the hilt seems kinda blocky. anyway, thanks for the comments guys :smile: