Atchisson .45
insane polycounter
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Started this earlier... zany looking, but a real gun, with a few departures. Meant for a third person type of game.
Updates to come
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Started this earlier... zany looking, but a real gun, with a few departures. Meant for a third person type of game.
Updates to come
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the delisle carbine is amazing and so is this
Cool design, what's with the odd shading though? It looks consistently weird. Like a Sub-D model without any subdivision applied, only smooth edges. Just curious as I'm not 100% sure what's going on in from these images.
the realest $h!t
To be honest, though, this is a weapon with a very limited use. It's bolt-operated, so you can't use it in close-quarters, but the ammunition really limits its range. It'll work well for a stealth game, but not so much for the typical run 'n gun type.
Anyway, this site, http://www.specialinterestarms.com/index.php?page=nfa, has some detailed images that might be useful.
Did the bolt LP before work
On personal work I don't really worry about hypothetical game mechanics, but in real life the gun was probably used to shoot dogs and sentries, similar to the vintorez, mk22 hush puppy etc.
Talking games though, Metal Gear has been the inspiration for both this and the Cobray I just did. They've had great gun models for a long time, and with Ground Zeroes they upped the detail while maintaining that rugged utilitarian aesthetic
Even older metal gears had really solid guns though, with even lower specs -
love it... if anyone who worked on these games reads this board you did a good job
Oh you're not confused, that's exactly what it is
Why?
My only thought is that maybe you'd use a denser mesh with smoothing and have no bake/lowpoly to save time / try a different style? Or is this just a different way to present a highpoly perhaps..? Surely not.
It's a little faster to not bother with subdivision, so if it's an asset (or part of an asset) that doesn't need high precision I don't bother. If I was building this for FPV I would use subdivision on more parts, especially near the player view.
The large "barrel" is the integrated suppressor; it's supposed to be completely inaudible from 50 yards (assuming you're using subsonic ammo, of course...)
I ended up having some rocky holidays last year and it broke the habit. I'm sure I'll do more videos at some point though, I'm glad you liked those
I think he means the way the The Lisle Carbine is slit by a piece of metal above the trigger area. That's my assumption anyway.
this one'll be varnished wood eventually. still have to do the pigment.
Also thanks to Kevin Osterkilde for passing me some of the camos from MGS3. Now my creepy art tribute can truly be realized
time to focus on interesting details and final surfacing
btw I haven't forgotten about the wires that were asked for, I'll get those out soon
Worked on the bolt and housing this morning, only big chunk left is the barrel and foregrip.
Dunno if I mentioned but this ended up at 2440 tris
10/10 Could see Snake using this.
Anyway, I have 251 camo textures, so if you want some, let me know!
I believe the original was from a Lanchester Mk. I SMG.
highpoly wires:
getting nearly there!
Got a lot of camos and furniture variants to show too! Should have those up tomorrow. Also gonna release the files eventually and get more wireframes