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Re: Community Game Project
OA was going to be that and a bag of chips, but a lack of concrete direciton turned that into a mess. Programming wasn't an issue as it was literally new original data for a just-open-sourced polycounter's favorite game and I figured that would be a win-win. In the end, polycounter involvement was weapon icons, some weapon… -
Dinosaur Studies
I've always been a dinosaur enthusiast, but last years I'm not too up to date about the last paleontological discoveries and their impact on the look of those terrible lizard reconstructions. So I was spent some time lately, reading about it and (even if there is not scientific consensus about a lot of things: lips,… -
Aaron Morse; Portfolio pimp
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Hey guys :D So, it's pretty much final and I'm happy with how everything turned out. It's been a lot of hard work and it's nice seeing it all put together. If you'd like to take a look please check it out and let me know what you think http://threenineart.com I am aware of a slight shift between the contact page and… -
[help!] unable to run mel script on multiple objects :/
Hi all, So I'm writing up this script that I'll be officially releasing soon but I can't seem to get it to run with multiple objects selected. I get the error "// Warning: Line 3.49 : Redeclaration of variable "$shape" shadows previous declaration at line 2. Previous value will be overwritten by explicit initializer." was… -
Re: Megalodon (Concept)
I would suggest paying closer attention to your reference, or find more natural reference. The silhouette is nice and the boney armor is cool, but the lack of anatomical realism is holding it back. Sharks are smooth and stream-lined. They don't have fat folds or double chins. They also don't have lips or eyelids. Muscle… -
Re: T-Recks
I am finding several problems with this alien dinosaur that could be fixed. One, the alien looks quite noisy around the face and incredibly bland around the legs and tail. Also, like other posters have mentioned, the face has relatively no musculature. It just looks like a pile of spikes and scales. Next, if the dinosaur… -
Winning Portfolio of Aliens in Space CGTrader Challenge
Hello, I´ve won the CGTrader - Aliens in Space Challenge in the Portfolio Category. https://www.cgtrader.com/blog/cg-aliens-challenge-winners-announced All of my models are pretty low Poly and in the most cases they are fully rigged. I thought thats maybe interesting for you guys here. Here are the models: Alien Bust Low… -
Re: [WIP] Kobold Bandit
Those feet are uh... well, it doesn't look like he would have an easy time maintaining his balance. I think, at the very least, they could stand to be a bit bigger, though I think it could also benefit from longer toes, and maybe even moving the "thumb" (the inner toe, that is) to the back. Might even be better to crank… -
Re: Game of Thrones
That's where pairing them up with full-grown dragons becomes viable. Unsullied do handle spears, which would prevent them from being completely overwhelmed by cavalry. But yes, against a large enough cavalry force, they simply wouldn't be able to hold. That's where the dragons come in. Dragons would provide any number of… -
Re: Protoceratops revisited
While it's a pretty decent base for a model, I think you've probably gone into fine-detailing too early. You've got all the scales and plating, but there's no wrinkles or folds around the legs. Check out this photo of Tully's Allosaurus sculpture WIP - notice that while the large forms (proportions, limbs etc) and the fine…
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