Random 3D [updated]

[zade_o]

Metasequoia is what I use currently, it's free with limits but I haven't met the limits yet.

Also, your right sometimes it does take a little bit of working with cus the alignment gets off but that's just how I've seen it done in quite a few tutorials where they're working off of a drawn concept, it's how I made my first decent model.

[Kusy]

And yeah, I haven't tried doing stuff from drawings, probobly will get around it when doing faces or something like monsters.

[Kusy]

Bumping for great justice - updated the first post but if you are too lazy to go there I'll also post it here:

[Chief]

Wow. i actually really like this. Did you follow a tutorial or anything?

[Dark Crusade]

Oh wow… nice. Looks great man. :o

[Kusy]

Nope, I followed a tut to make the first alieny thing, the second model was just made with redoing few steps of the tutorial I used to make the first one from memory and experimenting on my own.

[Chief]

huh, Its way better. it looks slightly woman-esque though.

[Kusy]

unisex.

[Chief]

Fair enough.

[Kusy]

I just don't want to get ultra detailed with models untill I learn to animate them, if I'm going to invest more time and effort into a model I would probobly want to use it in one way or another later on.

Also thanks for the feedback guys.

[Robin]

Dem arm muscles. xD

[zade_o]

The hips bump out too much for my liking. the rest is nice!

[Mulkaar]

Agreed with Ghost but it looks great. I hate the first one but the second is a great improvement!

[Guest]

@Kusy:

> You place vertexes, connect them with faces and you get shapes. 3D models are made with vertexes, edges and faces (surfaces).
>
> As to what you said ghost - it's usefull when you want to make detailed stuff like faces, still you get problems with the ammount of polygons and aligning all that shit might get messy if you are doing it with just drawing lines.

Oh. wiremesh.

Also, the new model is pretty good, I like his right foot, forearms and shoulderblades. (: Good progress!

Edit;

As for detailing, that sort of body is all you need to do for modelling. The actual detail comes from the bumpmapping, which is texture based on black-white shades, then overlayered with a lighting layer, then another layer for the colours (Skin, or even body hair)

[Helpmeplz]

Nice progression. I can't tell if its male or female. It might just be me though.

[Kusy]

@Projeear:

> Also, the new model is pretty good, I like his right foot

>implying that the left one is not the exact mirror image of the right one.