think of what, there's nothing to say anything about in the images.
i guess it's a neat idea if you pull it off properly, but i've got my doubts really.
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think of what, there's nothing to say anything about in the images.
i guess it's a neat idea if you pull it off properly, but i've got my doubts really.
I made a model.
http://i.imgur.com/2JzXr.png
Don't be discouraged from no posts... its just how this place roles. lol.
I take it that its a high poly? Pretty neat man. Whats it part of?
Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Nero
One of my college classes right now is basically an introduction to 3dsmax course. The second to last assignment is this sort of screw-widget thing that we have to create from a reference image that only shows two similar perspectives. The reason it looks so high poly is because we have to use either a mesh smooth or turbosmooth modifier on everything(absolutely despise those tools) before we present them. I can't begin to tell you how many times I've had to use the cut tool on that thing.
I'm somehow on top of that class right now. I honestly have no idea how I'm as ahead as I am in there.
Make sure the college teach you properly, from my experience of UK Schools that teach 3ds max they teach it wrong. Very wrong :/Quote:
Originally Posted by MXC
protip:
if you want to learn this shit, ask someone who knows.
protip: not a teacher.
Tweaked it a little more. Still can't stand Turbosmooth.
http://i.imgur.com/Rqjni.jpg
don't like it?
don't use it ^_^
tbh, it's for more advances users only really, if they're 'teaching' you to use it in an indroductory class, they're total fuckwits.
it takes a good understanding of how it works, proper geometry and modelling workflow to be able to predict the outcome of it properly.
Use sub-division, and try to have your mesh one flush piece rather than sticking that axle through the solid as a different piece. It's an excellent way to learn techniques by merging them together as apposed to keeping them separate.
Yeah so it's my first time attempting a head. What am I doing right/wrong?
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And a 360 degree rotation:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXYz6lNbrJI
I know the back of the neck/head is pretty flat, but there's something else bothering me about this face. I know something's wrong, I just can't figure it out.