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Re: Tutorial(s): using patch modeling in a poly modeling workflow.
you can inset, bevel , extrude. I forget if there is a function that lets you bridge, and it just has a different name. They updated the tools a little in version 4. I don't remember shift drag being possible in patches before that version. -
Re: First full-featured 3d-modeling software for Android tablets
Downloaded and have fun messing with it, still unsure exactly how the ui works, but I'm able to get a box created and start extruding. I'd like some solid snapping to grid options, I might just be missing the options for it though. -
Re: Cryo Pod [WIP]
@Danielmn - I agree that the colors are not great, ill work on adding in some colors @Cheese - There is going to be a display panel at the top, the extruded part, i forgot to put that in the paint over. I will work on the colors and post again. Thx for the tips guys -
Re: Critique request: I'd like to become a character artist
this is what I meant by defining the knee(check the flow line of the image.). there is a bone which is always visible and little extruded or bumpy. you can bring that using texture or you can change the topology which will give you better silhouette. -
Re: HK416 A5
the handguard looks wrong, i think its down to the RIS rails. you have the whole hexagonal section extruded by itself where they should be joined like this; its a little too thin looking as well overall, but im not sure if thats true to life or not. materials look good though :D -
Re: (WIP) Predator Tank
Red: Thanks for the feedback, I had noticed that and there will eventually be an inset there to allow for that. In the meantime, I'm having a debate with my self between whether I should make the plate holding the turret in place flush with the side of the tank or extruded like I have it is now. That's why I hadn't added… -
Re: Warhammer Battle Axe
a wireframe shot would help, as you could have the worst edgeflow in the world while still having remodeled the shape... we got a "how you model dem shapes" stickie in the technical talk forum, maybe some of the techniques described there will inspire you? but i think extruding isnt THAT off.... -
Re: [beginner head] hair advice (please help!)
I suppose you could, but you may be overthinking. Just start extruding edges and play around with the positioning until you get the general shape. It will give you a better idea of what you want to do. here's some examples showing what you're looking for. http://wiki.polycount.com/HairTechnique -
Re: [UE4] Uncharted 4 - Libertalia environment
Tweaked the master vertex painting material so that I'm using a height control to paint the moss, looks a lot better now. Still need to make a new brick wall material, as well as a few other modular props like extruding bricks etc to give the flat surfaces more variation. -
Re: 3DS Max Help Please, Conforming a 3D model.
It seems like with a model like that you could, use a spline as a path and then, sweep, loft or extrude along path. You could also use path deform(wsm). Those are all pretty common techniques for roads and the things that flow along them.
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