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you have GOT to be kidding me... honestly, is english your first language? the guy telling me about the renders is named Tweek,,, tweek is homophonic with tweak...
I have the model in a BSP and sealed now... pics coming when I finish the rest of the terrain... BTW - does anyone know how to make faux-tree borders like timberland has?
Yes, make planes and put a filler bitmap on it with an alpha that gets rid of anything excess.
I thought they were scenery? w/e:Quote:
Originally Posted by flyinrooster
http://warnerkirby.blogs.com/photos/...know775718.jpg
The base on the basic BSP... no advanced terrain wet...
http://milmac.com/kenny/hostme/pichost/plane8.jpg
mm - I argee the exterior doesn't look forerunner, but the interior is almost the same as the other one except for a couple layout changes...
Yuck, someone's BSP needs a makeover. Otherwise, it's good that you're trying! Shows confidence. You might wanna run through some levels of Halo Singleplayer, thats what I usually do to get a better idea of how forerunner structures are built..
Oshi- Showers still running! :gonk:
it looks reasonably forerunner to me, part of the thing about modelling forerunner stuff is that lots of people have trouble with getting the style right. I count myself among the lucky on this subject.Quote:
Originally Posted by SilentWindPL
lol.Quote:
Oshi- Showers still running! :gonk:
Well, most people think its just a bunch of extrudes/bevels and chamfers. It looks like it but it's more complex then that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Massacre
You sir are completely correct, and they are wrong, those features can be used to imitate the style but there is no substitute for plane modelling.
its hard to define sure, but when you do it right like arteen and firedragon ect... it can be quite beautiful, I prefer it to human, to be honest.
yeah, but you don't have to stick with concept, in fact please don't, I was too happy with it and greedy about the idea that I made it myself. [/jew]Quote:
Originally Posted by rossmum