TF2 - Polypack - DigiplayW8

DigiplayW8

Engineer Weapons

Primary: Base Saver(New Shotgun)
-Replaces Shotgun
-Minus 35% ammunition
-Higher Crit Percentage

Secondary: Electrical Engineer
-Replaces Pistol
-Extension Cord
-Hooks Buildable up to a resupply cabinet to heal buildable
-Full Heal in 20seconds
-When tossed on Enemy enemy is electricuted (losing 4 health a second for 6 seconds)
-Does extra damage when in water or covered in jarate

Melee: Tire Iron
-Can hold 50% more metal
-Less Metal used when hitting buildable(instead of 25 when upgrading 10 is used)
-less damage against enemies

Hat: Engie's Safety Goggles
-Hat to show how prepared the Engie is for safety

Misc.: Engie's Left Hand Glove
-Puts a glove on the Engie's Left Hand



Now just to make them real

adam

You don't want to do the model yourself?

DigiplayW8

idk how to do the model
if anybody could help that'd be great

HonkyPunch

I believe the point of this contest is to make them yourself..

Mancomb

HonkyPunch wrote: »

I believe the point of this contest is to make them yourself..

Ha, I was going to say that, but I had to register first, so you beat me to it. :P But yes, I do believe that is the point; it even states it in the rules:

All work created MUST be your own.

Steve Schulze

TF2 models are quite simple in both model and texture. There's nothing very scary in either model or texture when it comes to detail. With that in mind, why not dig up a 3d app and give modelling a try for yourself? You'll get help from the community here as you go along.

DigiplayW8

adam wrote: »

You don't want to do the model yourself?

How do i make them i need some sort of program if anybody could find me a program to easily make these that'd be very helpful

devioussam

poke around man there are quite alot of modeling programs out there.
blender is free and, from what i hear, is quite good.

http://www.blender.org/

But alot of other major programs like max or maya will cost you some serious $$ but they do provide free software demonstrations.

http://usa.autodesk.com/products/free-product-trials

fastturtle

devioussam wrote: »

poke around man there are quite alot of modeling programs out there.
blender is free and, from what i hear, is quite good.

http://www.blender.org/

But alot of other major programs like max or maya will cost you some serious $$ but they do provide free software demonstrations.

http://usa.autodesk.com/products/free-product-trials

You can also use a 'student edition' of Maya and all Autodesk products as long as you aren't going to make a profit off of it. (And I don't think a few free t-shirts counts as a profit)