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Re: Stegosaurus Model WIP, Constructive Feedback Welcome
Right. I've adjusted the leg shapes further and generally tried to define bone an muscle structures from the reference above. Here is my sculpt so far, as well as a podium I have added for the final presentation of the model. I plan to further refine the anatomy of the feet and back for example before adding wrinkles and… -
Re: Stegosaurus Model WIP, Constructive Feedback Welcome
I wouldn't worry about the armor scales and details like the spikes on the tail until you are 100% done with your body. As you modify the body, you'll have to either modify or re-do that work. The legs coming from the body need the most work, they look like Rex's from Toy Story right now. It looks like you have a good base… -
Re: Stegosaurus Model WIP, Constructive Feedback Welcome
I didn't use an automatic UV Packer, I was a bit sloppy with those unwraps and was zoomed out quite a bit as I did it which wouldn't have helped to see the spaces. I would like to fix some issues with the textures anyway so I may as well go back and sort out those UVs while I'm at it. Thank you for pointing it out. And as… -
Re: Stegosaurus Model WIP, Constructive Feedback Welcome
Thank you to those who have replied, I really appreciate it. I have tried to make the stegosaurus' head longer and thinner and shaped the legs a bit more though I am still adjusting these as we speak, as I only just got a chance to read this feedback and know that they still need some work. As for the plate rotation, I… -
Re: Stegosaurus Model WIP, Constructive Feedback Welcome
The legs appear to be stuck-on, rather than flowing from the body, making the hips and shoulders far too wide. You already have a decent top-view which shows the correct dimensions. You seem to have run into problems when tessellating the model, losing the definition of your base mesh. The plates - at least for this…
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