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Some improv I did on my guitar last night: Link
A lot of it may seem off beat because I quickly edited the better parts into one 45 second clip (the entire session took 30 minutes). I gave it the title I did because a couple of days ago I was doing a variation of the same chords/effects and a friend walked in, heard what I was playing, and said, in a grungy/metal voice, "Croatia Stronggggggg!!!" It gave me a laugh, so that's what I stuck with.
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http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/f...owedgeloop.jpg
Im working on a high poly model of a air conditioner unit outside of a building. I'm sub-dividing it, and im kinda stuck. How should I properly make the edge loops on the square on the unit so it looks proper when I meshsmooth (on the wall, not on the inside of the square)? I'm kinda confused. Even if means redoing that wall, but yeah.
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I actually have an unnecessary loop on the object, but it doesn't matter.
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Can we see a ref?
For something that simple, I think you could just integrate those meshes into the box (and if this is unreal you don't even have to integrate the meshes, you just have to attach the meshes to the base mesh), since the tri count wouldn't explode (maybe for those cylinders at the bottom you could bake em into a normal map).
If this is for the sake of practice, apply the turbsmooth modifier to the base mesh and fool around connecting edges. Just screw around with how close the edges get to the main edge and such. But to be honest, you don't need to turbosmooth a box, unless you are planning to have round corners (and air conditions are usually made of sheet metal which will create sharp edges at the joints).
http://www.allenair.net.au/images/ro...ning_units.jpg
If you do want the smoother edges, you would want have edgeloops farther away from the main edge to give it that smooth appearance you see above.
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Yes I know.. This entire thing is the high poly for the normal map. The picture I posted isn't even close to done. When I'm done modeling this, I'll go and make the low poly.
e: oh and mine wasn't aiming like that; I was going for a wall unit on the side of a building.
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dont 'optimise' it like you would a lowpoly, just quickslice away for a big box-thing like that.
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How's this?
http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/f...conditoner.jpg
Probably going to add some more details like wires coming from the electrical box on the side, and some other stuff. Then I need to make the stands on the bottom and back so it can stay on the side of a building.
E: http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/f...nditoner-1.jpg
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Looks good so far. Keep it up.
http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s...TOTHERIVER.jpg
http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s...HESUNLIGHT.jpg
making a CE map after a long ass time. Its kind of like a temple/grave-yard.
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Maybe you should finish this one. :O