Pineapple Grenade Prop
polycounter lvl 12
Hey guys,
It's been a while since my last post after moving, but here I have some prop work of a Pineapple Grenade. It's 1044 poly's and the textures are 4k, but I'm reducing it down to 2k for future use but for these screens it's full res 4k.
It took about 3 days start to post. Hope you guys like em. (Based on an actual model that is sitting on my desk, it's been de-commissioned and has no powder in it)
Thanks for looking, and feel free to critique this one.
It's been a while since my last post after moving, but here I have some prop work of a Pineapple Grenade. It's 1044 poly's and the textures are 4k, but I'm reducing it down to 2k for future use but for these screens it's full res 4k.
It took about 3 days start to post. Hope you guys like em. (Based on an actual model that is sitting on my desk, it's been de-commissioned and has no powder in it)
Thanks for looking, and feel free to critique this one.
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I thing your normal noise detail is a bit too much, no?
No the grenade is safe, there is a hole cut out of the bottom, (That's how they sell it) that has the gun powder taken out of it. The normal noise is really that way, I don't think it's exaggerated, it just seems that way because of all the models out there, that don't have that extra detail. I think that modeling from your reference is better than from just some image you found online, for just that reason, so you can see that extra detail. I do think that the model should be taller and it may be a bit too saturated but that could just be the HDR lighting inside of marmoset.
Game props are never just copies of real world objects, you have to adapt them to get the best result (similar to edges in a high poly for baking, you don't use the real-world edge curving, but a slightly softer curving the the light and form is better to read).