the Fiend from the original Quake
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Turntable, walk-cycle: [ame="
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9y2Qo_MVqZY"]quake fiend turntable - YouTube[/ame]
The first and only game monster to actually scare me, Id's little orange murder machine always wins in my book.
He's pretty lo-res but the design is simple enough to allow for it. This was a thankfully simple rig to make -- I hate rigging. I'd put this guy in UDK but putting a Quake monster in the Unreal engine would be a bit of a travesty. I wish IdTech 4 had a decent dev kit.
Turntable, walk-cycle: [ame="
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9y2Qo_MVqZY"]quake fiend turntable - YouTube[/ame]The first and only game monster to actually scare me, Id's little orange murder machine always wins in my book.
He's pretty lo-res but the design is simple enough to allow for it. This was a thankfully simple rig to make -- I hate rigging. I'd put this guy in UDK but putting a Quake monster in the Unreal engine would be a bit of a travesty. I wish IdTech 4 had a decent dev kit.
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I don't think I would describe the fiend as orange. It's more of a biege color.
Your models hands/blades/whatever also look like they are backwards, which makes it look really awkward when it walks.
And I believe the original fiend walked with his claw/blades the way you have it, so it looks all good to me!
I LOVE Quake 1!