Steampunk 3D Props

Oceanic · Jan 2018

Hello Everyone. This is my work practice with the Modelling, pbr Texturing and Rendering. I got the ideas from www.pinterest.com.
Modelling & UV in 3DsMax
Baking and Texturing In Substance Painter
Rendering In Marmoset
Polycount ~ 8-13k Polys (Use Tessellation in Marmoset to get better renders with the smooth Topology)
All Textures are 4k.
Looking for feedback.

Image: https://cdnb.artstation.com/p/assets/images/images/009/290/195/large/aleksandr-zaitsev-no-name-002.jpg?1518137309

Actually my first post here. I hope you like it.

low_seb · Jan 2018

ho really nice, love the fan/ligth stuff
No sure about this big pieces of wood on the other piece, not fit very well with the intricated metal work

Maxilator · Jan 2018

Modeling and texture work looks impeccable, I do sort of wonder as to what the functionality is with lights as fan blades but it looks neat

Larry · Jan 2018

Can you show wireframe for the fan? How can this be 13k tris with so many cylindrical objects?

Oceanic · Jan 2018

@Larry Woops. 8-13k Polygons. Have Fixed Descriptions. There Wireframe for the Fan:

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5021068/uploads/editor/z1/zixlb9ufr0g6.jpg

Oceanic · Jan 2018

low_seb Thanks for feedback!
Maxilator Dont Afraid. We have cooling light

Brian "Panda" Choi · Jan 2018

That fan looks dope, but how does it push air? The design doesn't grok to me.

Jack M. · Jan 2018

Design doesn't make much sense, but it looks dope.

Larry · Jan 2018

@Brian "Panda" Choi I have seen this in pinterest as well, it might not push air effectively but it will give some cool lighting while spinning

Steampunk 3D Props

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