Ruger 10/22

Kanni3d

Hi all!

Some progress on another weapon I'm creating for a project. Taking a bunch of elements/designs from many different manufacturers of the Ruger 10/22 rifle. It's intended as an first person view model, so geometry and texel density will be respecting those regards. High-res is mostly done, low res is mostly done as well along with UVs.






C&C welcome, as always!

Zi0

So far its looking good.

Kanni3d

Small bump, finalized low res + uv's and high res (minus iron sights). Time to resize elements + pack

Alex_J

super slick. perfect details. with cheek rest stock like that you gotta have a scope though, right?

last image isn't working, btw

Kanni3d

Alex Javor said:

super slick. perfect details. with cheek rest stock like that you gotta have a scope though, right?

last image isn't working, btw

Thanks dude! And of course, but in the game, the gun on its own will just be vanilla iron sights, and will get scope attachments I should definitely include some on the render with them attached though!

Kanni3d

Some test bakes after troubleshooting/fixing bake errors

IqCube

looks nice keep it up :]

Kanni3d

IqCube said:

looks nice keep it up :]

Thanks dude!

Fixed the UV's/packing/scaling elements/baking this weekend, here's a complete bake with all symmetrical pieces welded/assembled. Time for textures!

Kanni3d

Magazine bakes as well

Kanni3d

Getting around to finally texturing, starting with the main polymer material 

Kanni3d

Textures, textures, textures (two 2k textures holding up well)

Kanni3d

Textures done, and got it set up into marmoset, going to think up of a scene and get proper lighting now

Alex_J

It may be your black backdrop or the lighting, or a bit of both, but I feel it's not looking quite as slick and sexy as it could. Especially the stainless steel barrel -- notice how in this image the lighting really shows you its form and you got a nice contrast between the polymer and steel parts.

Comparatively, your polymer looks a bit sun-faded or maybe too rough. Its not bad looking, just not as slick and stylish as it could be, I think.

another example. this is some silly stock but look at the barrel and how the polymer has a oily sheen almost.

Kanni3d

Alex Javor said:

It may be your black backdrop or the lighting, or a bit of both, but I feel it's not looking quite as slick and sexy as it could. Especially the stainless steel barrel -- notice how in this image the lighting really shows you its form and you got a nice contrast between the polymer and steel parts.

Comparatively, your polymer looks a bit sun-faded or maybe too rough. Its not bad looking, just not as slick and stylish as it could be, I think.

another example. this is some silly stock but look at the barrel and how the polymer has a oily sheen almost.

Aye, lighting will go a super long way with selling the contrast of matte polymer and stainless steel. I wanted to maybe avoid the typical black polymer and have a bit of a faded/super desaturated blue polymer for interest, rather than just black polymer, and white metal.

Thanks for those tips! Definitely going to keep an eye for it when doing the lighting

Kanni3d

Small update on lighting/rendering, going to explore more lighting setups and angles/shots soon

Kanni3d

Getting the hang of lighting/angles Nearly done

Kanni3d

Finally got around to finalizing its textures and rendering it out. Thanks for the feedback everyone!



https://www.artstation.com/artwork/W26ZEQ

Shrike

The rubber looks nice
the top reciever metal looks fake to me with the overly round edges and soft look
If you look at the reference, it has a milled hard edge and is perfectly sharp
Id also try make the metal at least more reflective / bright so it stands out more from the other gray areas, its all very gray right now.

Kanni3d

Shrike said:

The rubber looks nice
the top reciever metal looks fake to me with the overly round edges and soft look
If you look at the reference, it has a milled hard edge and is perfectly sharp
Id also try make the metal at least more reflective / bright so it stands out more from the other gray areas, its all very gray right now.

Yeah I agree, it's not as reflect-y and stainless steel as it should be.

The milled receiver part has some matte finish on most manufacturer models I had referenced, and i definitely wanted to contrast that against the stainless steel look of the barrel.