DO. THE. BLOND!! I'm craving for a blond hotty in league apart of HS Varus and now that Varus is officially gay I need someone new. Also it looks A-M-A-Z-I-N-G I'm totally digging it
So here's a z brush pic of the throne I forgot to put up! ^^ And here it is with the spikes and the flag! Wanting to add a few more cheesy accessories to it maybe. Or maybe leave it. Looking forward to texturing this so soooo much!
I have to say, adding the canal and pipes really do kick this scene to a whole new level :) I love the leaves pile too - are they vertex-painted with a slight displacement in the Z-axis when the leaves are thick enough?
i *love* those things. They're like a way more awesome version of a geebee z. Unfortunately i dont know them well enough for accuracy crits, but it looks convincing and there's no dodgy pinching so do carry on
Relatedly, I have CS2 at work and Im having the weirdest issue where undo (either using ctrl-z or from the menu) takes like, 20 seconds or more. Really bizarre. Ring any bells with anyone?
How complex does the flapping have to be? If it's just the tail of a jacket a bone or dummy with a spring controller would work, with the z-axis damped a bit. You can then collapse the controller to keyframes to fix up inter-penetrations by hand.
Thank you. :P Tried to at least. You should've seen it when I was halfway, the whole scene was littered with parts. I was one Z press away from a long walk back to the one I was working on. xD
Not trying to sound like an ass, but, is there a reason for the unevenly spaced polies all over the place? Or was it just to get crackin' in z as fast as possible? Anyways, really cool concept and model so far, looking foward to see more :)
Problem is I use shift middle mouse to constrain to an axis, then to reset the axis to x y z with no constraint in 2008 I could just hit w, in 2009 I have to hit q then hit w. Gayness.
I broke it. I held too many opposite extreme beliefs and it labeled me a moderate. So it to be accurate it would have to have a z-axis labeled 'insanity' that would measure the degree of variance between your answers.