The Last of Us Flamethrower. Low Poly Game ready mesh. Calling this done. Moving on. Original concept by Nick Gindraux. Everything was modeled in 3ds max. Textured in Substance Painter/Photoshop. Rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 2. https://www.artstation.com/artwork/vEd9O
I don't know what you did but I can have 6 threads of this in my feed, please don't do that if it was intentional. The model looks nice, and I'd say most of it is spot on though I would make some suggestions as to what could look better.
- The cloth in the front is a bit too low poly with some sharp edges, and also doesn't look to convincing, its also a bit too clean in my taste. - Some of the duct tape is too wrinkled, like where it isn't even touching surface, especially in those places there should be tension, not compression. - I don't know if it's supposed to be newly made but if its supposed to have been used, i'd paint in some metal discoloration from heat in the front. - This is probably a problem with the original design as well, but I'm pretty sure that aluminum can would burn away fairly fast where it's placed, I know that they burn away when thrown into a normal fireplace and I doubt the temperatures at the front of a flamethrower are much lower.
Thanks for your critique. Duly noted. And no I did not intentionally post this multiple times. I wish I could delete the other threads but I can't. Hopefully some admins can delete it. Cheers!
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- The cloth in the front is a bit too low poly with some sharp edges, and also doesn't look to convincing, its also a bit too clean in my taste.
- Some of the duct tape is too wrinkled, like where it isn't even touching surface, especially in those places there should be tension, not compression.
- I don't know if it's supposed to be newly made but if its supposed to have been used, i'd paint in some metal discoloration from heat in the front.
- This is probably a problem with the original design as well, but I'm pretty sure that aluminum can would burn away fairly fast where it's placed, I know that they burn away when thrown into a normal fireplace and I doubt the temperatures at the front of a flamethrower are much lower.