I'd say everything looks timed the same. Specifically the walk cycles everyone has this very even pace so they're almost interchangeable. Your Samus and Sonic ones are the best, you can really push Samus more. The entire upper-body is very ridged I think you could put some bounce into the torso just to kinda give it a bit…
I see that there are many people here who know what they’re talking about, so I’m wondering if someone could reply to the post I just made: https://polycount.com/discussion/237854/is-it-possible-to-get-a-good-bake-without-support-loops/p1?new=1 "Is it possible to get a good bake without support loops?"
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Ready for baking. Bigg__D You got it, its MAX. I have played around with MOI before and I can only get simple shapes in it so far. I cant find that much useful tutorials for it apart from simpler shapes, if you have any feel free to share. Im not using any chamfer mods just old fashioned edge loops, I do my High Poly first…
Nice work. The small protrusions on the front of the hood (turn signals?) seem to have more curvature triangles than the rest of the surfaces, is there a reason for that? There's a fair amount of chunkiness elsewhere, by comparison. How are you doing the texturing on the headlights & brakelights? A contractor I know…
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One thing is that what happens on a flat surface that's separated by a smoothing group or reigned in by a support loop or custom vertex normals basically doesn't matter for the shading. And then, the local detail you added along the longer edges of the indentations seems only partly necessary and the way you terminated it…