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Sawed off Double Barrel shotgun
polycounter lvl 17
WIP
need help deciding whether i should make the barrel open ended on both sides. or just fake it with normals?
need help deciding whether i should make the barrel open ended on both sides. or just fake it with normals?
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- Horiz scale is off, it runs well past the ref plane.
- Sometimes its easier to get the shapes right, if you draw right on top of your ref with splines or primitives. I like to set set my model to partially transparent while I work like that. I wire up the visibility or opacity to a little slider that sits in my scene, move it up 100%, down 0% that way I'm not hunting around in sub menus. Either way you should be able to draw lines from your ref and it lines up with your model.
- Two triggers, one for each barrel.
- The grip should be rounded at the bottom, it will also help with smoothing errors.
- The front grip isn't hugging the barrel like the ref.
- Definitely open the barrel, normals are going to just look odd. Probably save a few polys and weld the inner barrel to a single point kind of deep inside the barrel.
- He might have just moved the ref plane for screens to make it easier to see
- Given that it's a perspective view the horizontal scale might not be off
- There shouldn't be two triggers, it uses a switch behind the barrels (this one is for sure, you can see it in the ref)
Anyway I agree with the rest. Definitely leave the barrel open, since it breaks open to reload, unless it's supposed to be a world model which I doubt
I clearly see two triggers on the ref... I believe that switch you see is the release for the break action so you can unload/load shells. The smaller switch is the safety.
It's pretty common for double barreled shotguns to have two triggers. Its easier to have two separate firing mechanisms then one that moves back and forth. The chances a moving mechanic not hitting the firing cap pin are quite a bit higher then if you just double up a simple mechanic. Shotguns by nature are meant to be super reliable and very durable, and cheap...
I also think its important to know how they hinge works and make sure that the roundy detail just above the triggers is actually modeled as a separate piece and not modeled into a solid piece for bit of detail.
Nevermind then
I have a question as to how the shots gets triggered cuz in the ref pics i have i don c any fire pin to trigger the explosion. I hope i make sense
low wip: still unwrapping
this is another case of you just needing to look at your ref image more closely and measure things out, its obvious in just a seconds glancing at it that
1. too long (unless it is a perspective issue)
2. foregrip should wrap around barrel more
3. barrel release should be bigger. some of the shapes are off.
just studdy your ref closely and keep going!
There's a lot of things I learned from that vid tutorial.
Hope that helps.
- Mr. B
sry i didnt state it clearly i still need to scuplt the highpoly. and add more details.
about the proportion i will fix it. thanks for the critque guys.
now i need to move on to animation.
viewport with Xoliul's shader
Great job.
Here is a paintover I did. Maybe give you some ideas on how to spice this thing up.
Good luck man! You are doing good... you just need to push those textures 10 fold. :P
Av7xrocker97: yeh the wip shots were that pretty.
jeremiah_bigley: i like your paintover. yeh i think i only used cavity map for this one and painted some very lite shadows. ill work on it when i have time for it.